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Meanings of epileptic seizure in English

Russian
припадок
Portuguese
crise epiléptica
Catalan
atac epilèptic
Spanish
ataque epiléptico
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Disease, disturbance of cortical function due to a sudden, abnormal, excessive, and disorganized discharge of brain cells.

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припадок
Usage of epileptic seizure in English
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We analyze the role of inhibition in sustaining focal epileptic seizure activity.
Pubmed
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He was suffering from status epilepticus - an acute, prolonged epileptic seizure.
Radio NZ
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After an epileptic seizure both underwent a CT scan of the brain.
Pubmed
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Conclusions: Chirps are highly specific and sensitive spectrographic signatures of epileptic seizure activity.
Pubmed
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It is thought she had an epileptic seizure while swimming in the water.
BBC
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We hypothesized that epilepsy surgery could reduce epileptic seizure frequency in these patients.
Pubmed
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I felt it had undergone the equivalent of an epileptic seizure.
My Name is Legion
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A postmortem showed he had drowned, probably as a result of an epileptic seizure.
The Guardian
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But tell me this, if you will: Have you had an epileptic seizure recently?
The Doors of His Face, The Lamps of His Mouth
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The boy had reportedly suffered an epileptic seizure when he plunged to his death.
The South African
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The most common type of epileptic seizure was generalized epileptic seizures (75 %).
Pubmed
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My daughter had her first epileptic seizure within 72 hours of receiving the MMR vaccine.
Wired
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What happens if a student has an epileptic seizure during his or her Leaving Cert?
The Irish Times
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How can sleep deprivation trigger an epileptic seizure?
Pubmed
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They can manifest as intracranial hemorrhage, epileptic seizure, or other symptoms such as headache or tinnitus.
Pubmed
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A thief struck as a woman suffered an epileptic seizure in the centre of Antrim town.
The Irish Times
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