2010
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-211-99481-8_4
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Seizures in patients with low-grade gliomas — incidence, pathogenesis, surgical management, and pharmacotherapy

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“…18,19 The presence of irritative substances in the first weeks following surgery, such as hemosiderin deposits, inflammatory substances, edema, and/or electrolytic disturbances might explain the appearance of seizures in this critical time. 25,41 However, in the current literature, there are no clear data with regard to the epilepsy risk related to surgery in ILGG. In our series, we observed that only 1 patient (4.7%) experienced a single partial seizure after ILGG resection.…”
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“…18,19 The presence of irritative substances in the first weeks following surgery, such as hemosiderin deposits, inflammatory substances, edema, and/or electrolytic disturbances might explain the appearance of seizures in this critical time. 25,41 However, in the current literature, there are no clear data with regard to the epilepsy risk related to surgery in ILGG. In our series, we observed that only 1 patient (4.7%) experienced a single partial seizure after ILGG resection.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Das wird verständlich, wenn man die hohe Prävalenz von Anfällen in dieser Patientenpopulation berücksichtigt. Patienten mit supratentoriellen diffusen niedriggradigen Gliomen leiden in > 80% an einer tumorassoziierten Epilepsie [13]. Bei glioneuralen Tumoren [z.…”
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“…Bei glioneuralen Tumoren [z. B. Gangliogliome und dysembryoplastische neuroepitheliale Tumoren (DNET)] ist eine chronische Epilepsie mit > 90-95% so häufig, dass man von epilepsieassoziierten Tumoren sprechen kann [13,16].…”
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“…36 Tumor recurrence is often accompanied by the recurrence of the disabling seizure disorder. 4,18 Thus, there is still significant need for an effective and noninvasive approach to treating glioma-associated epilepsy.…”
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