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Current Opinion in Neurology, 1996
A recent videometric analysis of 56 brief syncopes showed myoclonic activity in 90%, together with head turns, upward gaze, oral automatisms, righting movements and visual and auditory hallucinations in 60-80%. Characteristic precipitation factors, premonition features such as nausea, sweating and palpitation, brief duration (< 25 sec), absence of ...
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A recent videometric analysis of 56 brief syncopes showed myoclonic activity in 90%, together with head turns, upward gaze, oral automatisms, righting movements and visual and auditory hallucinations in 60-80%. Characteristic precipitation factors, premonition features such as nausea, sweating and palpitation, brief duration (< 25 sec), absence of ...
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Cyclic seizures – A clue to seizure termination?
Clinical Neurophysiology, 2017Shivani, Ghoshal +2 more
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Laughing Seizures (Gelastic Seizures) in Childhood
Clinical Pediatrics, 1980G L, Holmes, K R, Dardick, B S, Russman
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