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Epilepsy in Temporal Lobe Tumours
European Neurology, 2008The authors studied a series of 308 patients with temporal lobe tumours (265 intracerebral and 43 extracerebral). The incidence of epilepsy in intracerebral temporal tumours was 41%. Epilepsy occurred most frequently in oligodendrogliomas (84%) and astrocytomas (53%).
C, Arseni, I N, Petrovici
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Introduction to temporal lobe epilepsy
Epilepsy Research, 1996Epileptic disorders are classified as idiopathic when they are genetically transmitted conditions that consist of epilepsy only, with no structural lesions in the brain and no associated neurological deficits, and symptomatic when they result from some other primary brain lesion or insult.
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Antecedents of Temporal Lobe Epilepsy
Archives of Neurology, 1967TEMPORAL lobe epilepsy formerly was regarded as a late and rare form of convulsive disorder. Gibbs et al in 1943, 1 for example, studied the frequency of epilepsy in patients of various ages with only one type of seizure. They found only seven among 134 children with epilepsy who had psychomotor spells before age 10 (Table 1).
R B, Aird, A M, Venturini, P M, Spielman
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Psychotherapy and Temporal Lobe Epilepsy
American Journal of Psychotherapy, 1984This paper describes psychotherapy of a thirty-year-old man with documented temporal lobe epilepsy. After describing the commonly associated neuropsychiatric symptoms and personality syndrome, a case history and summary of treatment are presented. Changes in frequency, duration, and severity of seizures are discussed in relation to psychotherapy.
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Temporal Lobe Epilepsy With Schizophrenia
Southern Medical Journal, 1987I have reported a case of coexisting schizophrenia and complex partial seizures to augment earlier reports of schizophrenia and psychomotor seizures masquerading as one another. I have attempted to clarify the differential diagnosis and reinforce the need to do thorough studies in such cases.
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The Neuropathology of Temporal Lobe Epilepsy
Journal of Neuropathology and Experimental Neurology, 1993Complex partial epilepsy arising in the temporal lobe has been associated with several types of pathologic lesions including Ammon's horn sclerosis, malformations, neoplasms, and inflammatory scars from infarcts or infection. These lesions are usually situated at various sites in the medial temporal lobe, so that one of the enigmas of attempting to ...
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TREATMENT OF TEMPORAL LOBE EPILEPSY
Annual Review of Medicine, 1997▪ Abstract  Initial management of patients with temporal lobe epilepsy is with antiepileptic drugs, but these control seizures in only half the patients. Patients refractory to drugs should be evaluated for resective surgery. That evaluation requires identification of a focus of onset of seizures, as well as establishing that the focus is in an area ...
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