1995
DOI: 10.1016/s1164-6756(05)80549-3
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Pronostic des états de mal épileptiques de l'adulte

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“…This risk is greater in the context of possible post-traumatic origin. Brain abscess is an additional risk factor for the occurrence of post-traumatic epilepsy (Vespignani et al, 1995). Residual risk of epileptic sequelae is high and leads to the prescription of antiepileptic therapy over several years.…”
Section: Cerebral Abscessmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…This risk is greater in the context of possible post-traumatic origin. Brain abscess is an additional risk factor for the occurrence of post-traumatic epilepsy (Vespignani et al, 1995). Residual risk of epileptic sequelae is high and leads to the prescription of antiepileptic therapy over several years.…”
Section: Cerebral Abscessmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In infectious etiologies overall, onset by an epileptic seizure is seen in 70% of cases of encephalitis, 40% of cerebral abscesses and 20% of cases of meningitis (Lahar and Harden, 1997). The occurrence of initial or early status epilepticus is also a vital indication of immediate severity of the disease, and serves to establish functional and cognitive prognosis (Vespignani et al, 1995). At the same time, infection is one of the most common etiologies of symptomatic epileptic seizures regard-less of age (15%), and particularly in children: 37% up to age 4 years, 40% between 5 and 14 years.…”
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“…Toutes étiologies infectieuses confondues, un mode de début par une CE est observé dans 70 % des encéphalites, 40 % des abcès cérébraux et 20 % des méningites [19]. La survenue d'un état de mal épileptique inaugural ou précoce correspond aussi à un facteur de gravité immédiate sur le plan vital et majore le pronostic fonctionnel et cognitif [27]. A contrario , l'infection est aussi l'une des étiologies les plus fréquentes des CE symptomatiques, quel que soit l'âge (15 %), et surtout chez l'enfant : 37 % jusqu'à 4 ans, 40 % de 5 à 14 ans.…”
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