Meanings of nonepileptic in English

Thirty patients with nonepileptic seizures confirmed through video-electroencephalography were included.

In temporal lobe epilepsy, nonepileptic cortical hypoperfusion may represent a protective mechanism for delaying interhemispheric seizure propagation.

Our sample comprising patients with nonepileptic seizures showed a significant degree of psychopathology and absence of a unique character substrate.

Background: Psychogenic nonepileptic seizures (PNES) are often disabling and usually associated with psychiatric disorders and reduced quality of life.

HAM-D scores, HAM-A scores, and the number of nonepileptic seizures showed a statistically significant decrease which was maintained over the study period.

Information was insufficient for classification into epileptic versus nonepileptic events in 30 (11.3%) of 328 patients.

Not all HFOs are conclusively pathological, however, as they can be recorded in nonepileptic tissue and induced by cognitive, visual, or motor tasks.

One goal of that assessment is to contribute information that may help with differential diagnosis between epilepsy and psychogenic nonepileptic seizures (PNES).

Patient description: We describe a boy who presented at age three months with a complex phenotype that included epilepsy, nonepileptic paroxysmal events, and recurrent hemiplegia.