Do seizures damage the brain /

What are the consequences, if any, of repeated brief seizures that are the defining feature of epilepsy? A firm answer to this question has been surprisingly elusive for a variety of reasons. Clearly there is a subset of patients who appear to tolerate seizures with relatively limited long-term cons...

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Cote:Libro Electrónico
Collectivités auteurs: Elan Corporation (sponsoring body.), American Epilepsy Society (sponsoring body.)
Autres auteurs: Sutula, Thomas (Éditeur intellectuel), Pitk�anen, Asla (Éditeur intellectuel)
Format: Électronique eBook
Langue:Inglés
Publié: Amsterdam ; New York : Elsevier, 2002.
Édition:1st edition.
Collection:Progress in brain research ; v. 135.
Sujets:
Convulsions > Pathophysiology > Congresses.
Convulsions > Etiology > Congresses.
Epilepsy > Complications > Congresses.
Brain > Pathophysiology > Congresses.
Brain damage > Pathophysiology > Congresses.
Convulsions > Pathophysiology.
Epilepsy > Complications.
Brain > Pathophysiology.
Seizures > physiopathology
Brain > physiopathology
Epilepsy > complications
Convulsions > Physiopathologie.
�Epilepsie > Complications et s�equelles.
Cerveau > Physiopathologie.
Convulsions > Physiopathologie > Congr�es.
Convulsions > �Etiologie > Congr�es.
Cerveau > Physiopathologie > Congr�es.
Cerveau > L�esions et blessures > Physiopathologie > Congr�es.
Brain damage > Pathophysiology.
Epilepsie.
Hersenbeschadiging.
Congress
Conference papers and proceedings.
Actes de congr�es.
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