Difference Between Pseudoseizures And Pseudopseudoseizures

Difference Between Pseudoseizures And Pseudopseudoseizures
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Difference Between Pseudoseizures And Pseudopseudoseizures
What are uncinate fits?
Question 85
Are epileptic fits occurring strictly during sleep pathognomonic for
frontal or temporal lobe epilepsy or any other epileptic syndrome?
Question 86
Despite childhood somnambulism often disappearing later in life, could
its first presentation after puberty on a nearly daily basis, raise the
possibility of frontal lobe epilepsy or other organic pathology? Would an
electroencephalogram (EEG) or polysomnography confirm this?
Question 87
Could masticatory automatisms follow a generalized tonic–clonic fit? If
so, would these or would these not be considered part of the same fit?
Question 88
Is it common for epileptic patients to have postictal vomiting? If so, how
often does this occur?
Question 89
In temporal lobe epilepsy, what is meant by ‘cephalic aura’ and how does
this manifest itself?
Question 90
What is the difference between pseudoseizures and pseudopseudoseizures?
Question 91
Does a delay in controlling seizures result in more frequent seizures and
a more resistant epileptic disorder? And, if so, does this apply to all
seizure types?
Question 92
What genetic tests are recommended for epilepsy and Huntington’s
disease?
Question 93
Is it useful to take an electroencephalograph (EEG) after a patient’s
first-ever seizure and, if so, when is the best time to do so? Would you
recommend taking an EEG after every seizure and before diagnosis?
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Question 94
How often can drop attacks with loss of consciousness be due to atonic
fits in the absence of any other type of fit?
Question 95
How often are atonic fits the cause of falls with loss of consciousness in a
patient not suffering from any other type of seizure?
Question 96
Can mild anaemia (haemoglobin 10.8 g/dL) in a young female cause
syncopal attacks that are preceded by a sense of falling, followed by a
loss of consciousness and drowsiness for up to 1 hour? Do these data
favour complex partial seizures rather than syncope?
Question 97
Difference Between Pseudoseizures And Pseudopseudoseizures
I am confused between simple and complex partial seizures. Does the
loss of consciousness define complex partial seizures in an otherwise
what seems to be ‘simple partial’ clinically?
Question 98
What is the definition of accepted rather than complete control of
seizures in both partial and generalized tonic clonic seizures?
Question 99
In an otherwise normal adolescent patient with no history of drug or
alcohol intake, is it recommended that anti-epileptic drugs be started
after the first generalized tonic–clonic fit?
Question 100
Do antiepileptic drugs decrease libido in the long term? If they do, what
treatment is recommended?
Question 101
I’d like to know the possibility of giving these drugs in epileptics:
vincamine (Oxicebral), cinnarizine, piribedil (Trivastal) and
pentoxyphylline (Trental). I’d like to know if they are contraindicated.
Question 102
If an epileptic patient, treated with oxcarbazepine, develops a rash,
should this drug be withdrawn or the dosage decreased and then
increased gradually again?
Question 103
Does a patient with refractory epilepsy benefit from acetazolamide?
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