Bilateral Schizencephaly Type II

Abstract

Implications for Practice:

Epilepsy and Cortical Malformation Type Schizencephaly: Concerning Two Cases Revealed in Young Adult

“…However, there are open bilateral schizencephaly characterized by atypical clinical presentation and characteristic nuclear magnetic resonance imaging. This is the case of a patient, over 40, who had never presented a seizure crisis and, although motor disorders are well correlated to brain damage, neurobehavioral disorders were not proportional to MRI images of this cerebral malformation [12][13][14][15][16][17][18][19][20][21][22]. Epilepsy is a chronic pathology that often occurs during childhood and is characterized by the occurrence of recurrent spontaneous epileptic seizures.…”