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Journal of the History of the Neurosciences, 2001
Epilepsy is a major public health threat in the developing world, with much higher prevalence and incidence rates than those observed in developed countries. At present, one of the most common causes for epilepsy worldwide is the parasitic worm, Taenia solium, and the associated neurocysticercosis (NCC) that may often result from this infestation. Worm
P J, Snyder, H, Cohen
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Epilepsy is a major public health threat in the developing world, with much higher prevalence and incidence rates than those observed in developed countries. At present, one of the most common causes for epilepsy worldwide is the parasitic worm, Taenia solium, and the associated neurocysticercosis (NCC) that may often result from this infestation. Worm
P J, Snyder, H, Cohen
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Archivos de Neurociencias, 2015 La asociación de estos padecimientos es rara; sin embargo, se presentó en un paciente. Las crisis convulsivas desaparecieron un 90% después de 18 meses de tratamiento y la psoriasis al cabo de este tiempo. La psoriasis se considera de etiología inmunológica e incurable, de la misma manera como se etiqueta a la mayoría de los padecimientos: idiopáticos,
Gustavo Lazos-Constantino +1 more
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Epilepsia, 1971
SUMMARYThe pathophysiological mechanisms responsible for KojevnikofFs syndrome are still not fully understood. In a family without any history of epilepsy in parents, grandparents or other relatives, three brothers died from unexplained brain disease accompanied by focal epileptic seizures at ages 17 months, 5 years and 20 years respectively.
K. Kristiansen +2 more
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SUMMARYThe pathophysiological mechanisms responsible for KojevnikofFs syndrome are still not fully understood. In a family without any history of epilepsy in parents, grandparents or other relatives, three brothers died from unexplained brain disease accompanied by focal epileptic seizures at ages 17 months, 5 years and 20 years respectively.
K. Kristiansen +2 more
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Epilepsia arithmetices revisited
Epilepsy Research, 1989Three patients whose epileptic seizures are precipitated by arithmetic calculations are reported and their clinical and EEG features analysed along with those of 7 previous cases. The seizure disorder, in general, was characterised by an onset, in adolescence, of myoclonic jerks with or without tonic-clonic seizures and generalised bisynchronous 2-5 Hz
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Electroencephalography and Clinical Neurophysiology, 1954
Abstract A case of “epilepsia partialis continua” with myoclonic twitches in the muscles of the right leg is described. The electroencephalogram and the electrocorticogram showed a spike focus localized to the pre-central gyrus on the medial surface of the left hemisphere. The spikes were regularly followed after a latency of 27 to 34 msec.
Lennart Widén, Eric Kugelberg
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Abstract A case of “epilepsia partialis continua” with myoclonic twitches in the muscles of the right leg is described. The electroencephalogram and the electrocorticogram showed a spike focus localized to the pre-central gyrus on the medial surface of the left hemisphere. The spikes were regularly followed after a latency of 27 to 34 msec.
Lennart Widén, Eric Kugelberg
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