Month: February 2019

Motor phenomena observed during psychomotor attacks, manifested in the form of tonic posture or dystonic installation of limbs, as well as tonic rotation of the head and eyes. Autonomic symptoms during psychomotor attacks are diverse:

Based on the response of the patient at the time and after the attack, a conclusion is drawn about the state of consciousness. Thus, a complete impairment of consciousness is characterized by the absence of

Partial epileptic paroxysms are attacks in which the initial clinical and EEG manifestations indicate the involvement in the epileptic process of one region of one hemisphere of the brain. Partial epileptic paroxysms are divided into

When treating a patient with a first seizure (seizure, paroxysm), it is first necessary to decide whether the seizure is an epileptic or non-epileptic one. Then you should find out if the seizure was spontaneous