2002
DOI: 10.4065/77.12.1358
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Epilepsy With Severe Abdominal Pain

Abstract: We describe a patient who experienced recurrent episodes of abdominal pain as a prominent feature of his seizure disorder. Treatment with carbamazepine could not prevent these painful sensations, but a selective amygdalohippocampectomy completely controlled the episodic pain and the seizures associated with loss or alteration of consciousness. During the presurgical evaluation, the episodes of abdominal pain correlated with amygdalar seizure discharges.

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“…[5][6][7] Her karın ağ-rısı atağı sırasında santral bulgu gelişmeyebilir. [6] Bu nedenle karın ağrısı ve diğer gastrointestinal bulgular tek başına bu hastalığın varlığını ayırıcı tanıda düşündürmelidir.…”
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“…[5][6][7] Her karın ağ-rısı atağı sırasında santral bulgu gelişmeyebilir. [6] Bu nedenle karın ağrısı ve diğer gastrointestinal bulgular tek başına bu hastalığın varlığını ayırıcı tanıda düşündürmelidir.…”
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“…[5][6][7] Her karın ağ-rısı atağı sırasında santral bulgu gelişmeyebilir. [6] Bu nedenle karın ağrısı ve diğer gastrointestinal bulgular tek başına bu hastalığın varlığını ayırıcı tanıda düşündürmelidir. Ancak bu semptomlara eşlik eden santral bulgu varlığında direkt kafa grafisi, kontrassız beyin tomografisi, manyetik rezonans ve EEG gibi incelemelerle hastalar değerlendirilmelidir.…”
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“…Mental retardation is not always present, Seizures may appear months or years after the onset of hemiparesis [8]. epileptic pain is perceived as a severe and sharp sensaMon (-like a knife, mostly in a periumbilical localization, and was of variable duration [9]. During an episode of pain, disorientation followed by exhaustion and sleep is suggestive of abdominal epilepsy.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Häufig sind solche «umbilikalen Krisen» (wie sie auch genannt werden) mit Angst gekoppelt. Man nimmt an -und unsere diesbezügliche Fallbeobachtung [17] scheint dies zu bestätigen -, dass lokalisatorisch Mandelkern und Insula für diese Symptomatik die vordergründige Rolle spielen. Abbildung 5A illustriert eine «emotionelle Aura» (Angst) ausgelöst durch elektrische Stimulation des Mandelkerns mit starken vegetativen Symptomen: Anisokorie der Pupillen, Tachykardie, Unregelmässigkeiten der Atmung sowie Zunahme der Schweiss-Sekretion bzw.…”
Section: Elektrophysiologische Befunde Bei Epileptischen Auren Und Au...unclassified