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Meanings of partial seizures in English

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Usage of partial seizures in English
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An additional 4 patients continue to experience non-disabling simple partial seizures only.
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Kindling in the guinea-pig is a valid model of human partial seizures.
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It plays a key role in the epileptogenesis of partial seizures.
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All 28 patients with temporal tumor had complex partial seizures.
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The surgical effect on the partial seizures was very variable.
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In partial seizures the increased blood flow closely corresponds with the site of seizure origin.
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Most patients had complex partial seizures of temporal lobe as defined by clinical and EEG criteria.
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Pregabalin has shown clinical efficacy for treatment of neuropathic pain syndromes, partial seizures, and anxiety disorders.
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We describe an unusual clinical presentation of a ganglioglioma in a patient with complex partial seizures.
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Detection, delineation and diagnosis of lesions responsible for complex partial seizures are essential for good surgical results.
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Thus, the importance of image studies, especially MRI, should be emphasized in patients with complex partial seizures.
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MRS can also identify bitemporal abnormalities which are a common feature in patients with complex partial seizures.
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Long-term video-EEG recording revealed the presence of simple partial seizures with secondary generalization confirming the clinical impression.
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But most seizures, called complex partial seizures, occur much more quietly, leaving their sufferers conscious but confused.
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Methods: A total of 561 patients with complex partial seizures of left temporal lobe origin were studied.
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Five patients consistently presented only partial seizures.
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