Recurrent aphasic status epilepticus after prolonged generalized tonic–clonic seizures versus a special feature of Todd's paralysis

Rösche, Johannes; Schley, A.; Schwesinger, A.; Großmann, Annette; Mach, H.; Walter, Uwe

doi:10.1016/j.yebeh.2010.11.001

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“…Seizure duration of aphasia over long periods of time is not uncommon and has been reported to last from several days [3,21,22] up to weeks [23], causing difficulties in differentiating between postictal and ictal states [24].…”

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De novo status epilepticus with isolated aphasia

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Felbecker

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De novo status epilepticus with isolated aphasia

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“…Klinik açıdan diğer bir zorlayıcı semptom ise özellikle yaşlılarda görülen ve sıklıkla EEG ile tanı konulan akut afazi tablosudur. [37] Diğer taraftan tekrarlayıcı nöbetlerin ya da status epileptikus tablosunun nedeni akut lezyonlar olabilir; bu durumda PIS ile iktal bulgular iç içe girebilir.…”

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Postictal Syndrome Associated with Epileptic Seizure

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2019

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Postictal syndrome (PIS) includes clinical, biological, electroencephalography and magnetic resonance imaging findings following the termination of a seizure. All these findings begin immediately after the end of the epileptic seizure and persist for a long time, which allows clinicians to observe this condition. PIS helps clinicians differentiate between epileptic and nonepileptic seizures and determine the type of epileptic seizure.

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“…Abb. 3 EEG bei einer Patientin mit nonkonvulsivem Status epilepticus nach generalisiertem tonisch-klonischen Anfall, der klinisch einer isolierten Aura mit dyskognitiven Symptomen i. S. einer Aphasie entsprach [publiziert als [8].…”

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“…Dies mag zum einen daran liegen, dass wir eindeutig regionale epi lepsietypische Muster mit einem Feld von nicht mehr als 2 Ab leitepunkten im 10-20System trotz periodischem Auftreten nicht als Periodische lateralisierte epileptiforme Entladungen (PLEDs) klassifizierten. Zudem entsprachen die ersten 3 Episo den semiologisch einer isolierten Aura mit kognitiven Sympto men im Sinne einer postiktalen Aphasie (publiziert als [8]). Entsprechend fanden sich auch lediglich regionale epilepsiety pische Muster.…”

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Elektroenzephalografische Befunde bei unterschiedlichen Formen des Status epilepticus – Assoziation mit einzelnen Syndromen und prognostische Bedeutung

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, 2009 in the department of Neurology at Rostock University were identi fied. The first EEG of each treatment episode, in which an EEG was recorded, was evaluated. Sta tistical analyses were performed in order to find out whether there is an association of a certain EEG pattern with a particular subtype of SE or whether some EEG patterns signify a worse out come than others. Results: In 35 treatment episodes of an SE at least one EEG was obtained during the actual treatment. There was no association of a cer tain EEG pattern with a particular subtype of SE. Periodic epileptiform discharges were seen more often in nonlimbic complex partial status epilepticus and cases of coma due to acute brain injury with epileptiform EEG changes than in nonconvulsive status epilepticus (NCSE) in the postictal phase of tonic-clonic seizures. These results are at variance with the published litera ture, where the frequent occurrence of periodic epileptiform discharges in NCSE in the postictal phase of tonicclonic seizures is reported. Back ground slowing with a frequency in the theta range or lower was associated with disability to perform the activities of daily life without any help. On discharge patients with periodic epi leptic discharges were more disabled than those without this pattern. Conclusions

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Recurrent aphasic status epilepticus after prolonged generalized tonic–clonic seizures versus a special feature of Todd's paralysis

Cited by 13 publications

References 38 publications

De novo status epilepticus with isolated aphasia

De novo status epilepticus with isolated aphasia

Postictal Syndrome Associated with Epileptic Seizure

Elektroenzephalografische Befunde bei unterschiedlichen Formen des Status epilepticus – Assoziation mit einzelnen Syndromen und prognostische Bedeutung

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