Cerebral Calcification Epilepsy

The Temporal Horn: Its Development, Normal Variations and Changes Associated with Non-Expanding Epileptogenic Lesions of the Temporal Lobe

“…1953) and it is this group in which pneumographic evidence of atrophy may be expected. Although much has been written regarding the association of epilepsy with calcifying lesions of the brain, some at least appearing to be related to small vessel vascular malformations, (GEYELIN and PENFIELD 1929;PENFIELD and WARD 1948; and FALCONER et colI. 1953) these lesions in our experience seem infrequent.…”

The Temporal Horn: Its Development, Normal Variations and Changes Associated with Non-Expanding Epileptogenic Lesions of the Temporal Lobe

“…1953) and it is this group in which pneumographic evidence of atrophy may be expected. Although much has been written regarding the association of epilepsy with calcifying lesions of the brain, some at least appearing to be related to small vessel vascular malformations, (GEYELIN and PENFIELD 1929;PENFIELD and WARD 1948; and FALCONER et colI. 1953) these lesions in our experience seem infrequent.…”

The Temporal Horn: Its Development, Normal Variations and Changes Associated with Non-Expanding Epileptogenic Lesions of the Temporal Lobe

“…1953) and it is this group in which pneumographic evidence of atrophy may be expected. Although much has been written regarding the association of epilepsy with calcifying lesions of the brain, some at least appearing to be related to small vessel vascular malformations, (GEYELIN and PENFIELD 1929;PENFIELD and WARD 1948; and FALCONER et colI. 1953) these lesions in our experience seem infrequent.…”

The Temporal Horn: Its Development, Normal Variations and Changes Associated with Non-Expanding Epileptogenic Lesions of the Temporal Lobe

“…1953) and it is this group in which pneumographic evidence of atrophy may be expected. Although much has been written regarding the association of epilepsy with calcifying lesions of the brain, some at least appearing to be related to small vessel vascular malformations, (GEYELIN and PENFIELD 1929;PENFIELD and WARD 1948; and FALCONER et colI. 1953) these lesions in our experience seem infrequent.…”