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2014
Concussion rarely causes recurrent seizures. A patient with a brief seizure that occurs within the first 30 minutes of concussion does not need to be treated with antiepileptics or have driving restrictions. However, a seizure occurring later than 30 minutes after the injury, a seizure that lasts more than one minute, or a seizure after concussion in a
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Concussion rarely causes recurrent seizures. A patient with a brief seizure that occurs within the first 30 minutes of concussion does not need to be treated with antiepileptics or have driving restrictions. However, a seizure occurring later than 30 minutes after the injury, a seizure that lasts more than one minute, or a seizure after concussion in a
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Friction seizure and galling seizure
Wear, 1973Abstract Two different factors, not clearly distinguished in the literature, cause sliding surfaces to seize. Friction seizure occurs when the driving member provides insufficient force to overcome frictional resistance, and no permanent surface damage occurs.
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Seizures and Seizure Care in an Emergency Department
Epilepsia, 1989Summary: We evaluated the nature and significance of seizure problems in an emergency department (ED) by studying seizures in an urban community hospital. In 6 months, there were 29,131 ED visits; of these, 200 (0.7%) were for diagnosed seizures. Among these 200 seizure visits, were 69 (34.5%) new‐onset seizures, 30 (15%) febrile seizures, and 92 (46%)
Suezanne T. Orr +3 more
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JAMA psychiatry, 2014
IMPORTANCE There is a paucity of controlled treatment trials for the treatment of conversion disorder, seizures type, also known as psychogenic nonepileptic seizures (PNES).
W. LaFrance +13 more
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IMPORTANCE There is a paucity of controlled treatment trials for the treatment of conversion disorder, seizures type, also known as psychogenic nonepileptic seizures (PNES).
W. LaFrance +13 more
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Pediatric Clinics of North America, 2006
Seizures are the most common pediatric neurologic disorder. Four to ten percent of children suffer at least one seizure in the first 16 years of life. The incidence is highest in children less than 3 years of age, with a decreasing frequency in older children.
Marla J. Friedman, Ghazala Q. Sharieff
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Seizures are the most common pediatric neurologic disorder. Four to ten percent of children suffer at least one seizure in the first 16 years of life. The incidence is highest in children less than 3 years of age, with a decreasing frequency in older children.
Marla J. Friedman, Ghazala Q. Sharieff
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Obstetrics and Gynecology Clinics of North America, 2018
Seizures are among the most serious neurologic complications encountered in pregnancy. This review provides a foundation for the initial diagnosis, evaluation, classification, and management of seizures during pregnancy.
Daniel L. Jackson, Kassie J. Bollig
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Seizures are among the most serious neurologic complications encountered in pregnancy. This review provides a foundation for the initial diagnosis, evaluation, classification, and management of seizures during pregnancy.
Daniel L. Jackson, Kassie J. Bollig
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2014
A better understanding of the mechanisms by which most focal epileptic seizures stop spontaneously within a few minutes would be of highest importance, because they could potentially help to improve existing and develop novel therapeutic measures for seizure control.
Kaspar Schindler +3 more
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A better understanding of the mechanisms by which most focal epileptic seizures stop spontaneously within a few minutes would be of highest importance, because they could potentially help to improve existing and develop novel therapeutic measures for seizure control.
Kaspar Schindler +3 more
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The Kynurenines and the Seizures
1996At present, patients with epilepsy are resistant against all antiepileptic drugs in 15–25 per cent of cases. Hence the search for new pathogenetically sound approaches to treatment of this disease. Different neuroactive substances have been studied, of them kynurenines attracting a particular attention.
I. B. Mikhailov +2 more
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