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Objective: Epilepsy is a common chronic neurological condition characterized by recurrent seizures.
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Twelve patients had a second temporal lobe procedure for intractable recurrent seizures.
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We assessed TBI on CT, neurosurgical interventions, and recurrent seizures within 1 week.
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After about three weeks spontaneous recurrent seizures become manifest.
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Repeat temporal resections for recurrent seizures may also be effective in restoring a seizure-free outcome to children.
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However, management of recurrent seizures is often complex and best accomplished by consultation with a neurologist or epilepsy specialist.
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Those without TBIs on CT, however, are at low risk of short-term recurrent seizures, and none required neurosurgical interventions.
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All received continuous EEG monitoring, three were on midazolam infusions and one had recurrent seizures on weaning from pentobarbital.
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Instead, newly generated DGCs may be important for maintenance of the kindled state or the increased susceptibility to spontaneous recurrent seizures.
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Data for 138 cats with recurrent seizures were reviewed, of which 110 were valid for inclusion.
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Methods: Wistar rats were subjected to pilocarpine-induced status epilepticus and recorded for spontaneous recurrent seizures in the months after pilocarpine treatment.
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Objective: Assessment of usefulness of magnetoencephalography (MEG) as a novel non-invasive technique in the diagnostic evaluation of patients with recurrent seizures after unsuccessful epilepsy surgery.
