'Clonic seizures' diaporamas de présentation

Classification of Seizures

Classification of Seizures. Why do we need to classify seizures?. Different seizures affect different parts of the brain Different antiepileptic drugs are more effective with different seizures. Classification of Seizures. Partial Seizures - Simple partial - Complex partial

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Epilepsy

Epilepsy. Epilepsy ???????????. The problems. ??????? ????? ?????????? ??????? ????? ?????. The problems. ??????? ????? ?????????? ??????? ????? ?????. ? ???? ?. Definition:

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Epilepsy

Sergiu Sabetay M.D. Epilepsy. Alexander the Great. Agatha Christie. Lewis Carroll. Joan of Arc. Epilepsy. Basic mechanisms underlying seizures and epilepsy Clinical epilepsy Antiepileptic drugs Status epilepticus Epilepsy surgery. Basic Mechanisms Underlying Seizures and Epilepsy.

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Neurological Assessment and Disorders

Neurological Assessment and Disorders. Fetal Brain Development. The brain is one of the earliest organs formed during embryonic development Week 3 - beginning development of the brain, spinal cord, and heart

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Seizures

Seizures. Terminology. Seizures: an episode of neurologic dysfunction caused by abnormal neuronal activity that results in a sudden change in behavior, sensory perception, or motor activity Convulsions: Seizures with prominent body movement

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CHILDHOOD SEIZURES

CHILDHOOD SEIZURES. SEIZURES. Seizure defined as A paroxysmal involuntary disturbance of brain function that may be manifested as an impairment or loss of consciousness, behavioral abnormalities, sensory disturbance, or autonomic dysfunction.

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Neuromuscular Disease(2) Epilepsy

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EPILEPSY

EPILEPSY. DR. MANSOUR AL MOALLEM. Definitions : An epileptic seizure is an abnormal and excessive focal or generalized discharge of neurons usually accompanied by an observable behavioral abnormality.

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NEONATAL CONVULSIONS

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Neonatal Seizures

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Neonatal Seizures

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NEONATAL SEIZURES

NEONATAL SEIZURES. Dr. MITHUN H. K. INTRODUCTION. Paroxysmal alteration in neonatal behavior and (or) motor, autonomic function initiated by hypersynchronous activity of neurons in the brain. Neonatal Seizures: A Signal of Neurological Disease.

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Drugs for Epilepsy

Drugs for Epilepsy. Epilepsy. Seizure Brief episode of abnormal electrical activity in nerve cells of the brain Convulsion Involuntary spasmodic contractions of any or all voluntary muscles throughout the body, including skeletal and facial muscles Epilepsy

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EPILEPSY

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The Acute Management of an Individual with Epilepsy

The Acute Management of an Individual with Epilepsy. Classification & Different types of Seizure The Facts Diagnosis Nursing/Medical Management Status Epilepticus Psycho-social implications: more next term. Epilepsy : The Facts.

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Can brains generate random numbers?

joint work with. Mark Goldsmith. Can brains generate random numbers?. Canada Research Chairs. Communication Guidelines for Chairholders.

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Definition

Definition. The epilepsies are a group of disorders characterized by chronic recurrent paroxysmal changes in neurologic function caused by abnormalities in the electrical activity of the brain. SELECTED EPILEPSY TERMS Epilepsy A clinical paroxysmal disorder of recurring seizures

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Definition

Definition. The epilepsies are a group of disorders characterized by chronic recurrent paroxysmal changes in neurologic function caused by abnormalities in the electrical activity of the brain. SELECTED EPILEPSY TERMS Epilepsy A clinical paroxysmal disorder of recurring seizures

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NEWLY DIAGNOSED EPILEPSY Treatment response in mesial temporal lobe epilepsy with hippocampal atrophy (N=14; 2.5%

Responders (57%). Remission (50%). Non-responders (42%). Relapse (7%). Immediate responders (21%). NEWLY DIAGNOSED EPILEPSY Treatment response in mesial temporal lobe epilepsy with hippocampal atrophy (N=14; 2.5% population). Mohanraj R, Brodie MJ. Seizure 2005;14:318-23.

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Case 2.2

Case 2.2. A 17 year-old male had an excellent antiepileptic drug control of his generalized tonic- clonic seizures for the past 3 years. Work up done showed an abnormal EEG patterns consistent with generalized type of seizures and a normal cranial CT scan. Missing Data.

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