'Seizure types' diaporamas de présentation

Seizures & Endocrine Emergencies

Seizures & Endocrine Emergencies. Dr Colin Begg Consultant Paediatric Intensivist Royal Hospital for Children, Glasgow. Aims. Seizures diagnosis & treatment in the PICU 2017 ILAE re-classification Encocrine Emergencies overview common PICU presentations. Childhood Epilepsy Incidence.

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LMCC Review: Pediatric Neurology

LMCC Review: Pediatric Neurology. Asif Doja, MD, FRCP(C) April 3 rd , 2008. Outline. Seizures Febrile Seizures Status Epilepticus Hypotonia in the Newborn and Cerebral Palsy. Seizures. Question 1. Someone can be diagnosed with epilepsy if they have: A. More than one febrile seizure

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LMCC Review: Pediatric Neurology

LMCC Review: Pediatric Neurology. Asif Doja, MEd, MD, FRCP(C) March 23rd, 2011. Outline. Seizures Febrile Seizures Status Epilepticus Headache. Seizures. Question 1. Someone can be diagnosed with epilepsy if they have: A. More than one febrile seizure B. More than one afebrile seizure

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LMCC Review: Pediatric Neurology

LMCC Review: Pediatric Neurology. Asif Doja, MEd, MD, FRCP(C) March 27th, 2012. Outline. Seizures Febrile Seizures Status Epilepticus Headache. Seizures. Question 1. Someone can be diagnosed with epilepsy if they have: A. More than one febrile seizure B. More than one afebrile seizure

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Epilepsy

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Neuropsychology of Epilepsy

Neuropsychology of Epilepsy. John Langfitt, Ph.D. Associate Professor Neurology & Psychiatry Strong Epilepsy Center University of Rochester. Overview. Definitions & Epidemiology Seizure Types & Cerebral localization

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Outlines Definitions Anti epileptic Drugs Epilepsy Surgery Vagal Nerve Stimulation

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Dravet Syndrome: Diagnosis History Seizure Evolution

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Seizures in Children

Carolinas Pediatric Neurology Care Jamie Parrott, MD. Seizures in Children. First Seizure. Metabolic Derangement Infectious Disorder Trauma/Brain Injury Nonrecurrent Epilepsy Search for reversible acute cause. Prognosis. Idiopathic: 25% recurrence one year, 45% over 14 years

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Seizure Semiology and Classification Dr Tim Wehner NHNN

Seizure Semiology and Classification Dr Tim Wehner NHNN. Epilepsy Daycourse Royal Free Hospital, London 14 Feb 2014. Summary 1. Seizure semiology is an expression of activation and disinhibition of cerebral areas

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Richard E. Frye, M.D., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Pediatrics and Neurology

Subclinical epileptiform discharges in atypical cognitive development, and a Review of Antiepileptic Drugs. Richard E. Frye, M.D., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Pediatrics and Neurology University of Texas Health Science Center. Subject Population. 22 children

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Seizure Disorder : The Hidden Disability

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Adult Epilepsy Services in Dorset

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Epileptic Encephalopathy: NDC Executive Summary

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Epilepsy in the Elderly: Why is it Different?

Epilepsy in the Elderly: Why is it Different?. Brenda Y. Wu, M.D., Ph.D. Incidence of New Diagnosis of Epilepsy. > 60y/o, ~25%. Pohlmann-Eden B, Acta Neurol Scand 2005(suppl);181:40-46. Etiology in Patients ? age 60. Ramsay, et al. Neurology 2004; 62 (5 suppl 2). Causes of Epilepsy.

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