Epileptic seizures evoked by screen:four cases report
Sheng Fengjian
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Sheng Fengjian
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Objective Four cases of screen epilepsy were reported Methods Clinical analysis of four cases of TV epilepsy Results Of the four cases, two had the seizures evoked by changing channel of TV set only, one evoked by watching TV, and the other had the seizure triggered by video game. The seizures of two cases showed GTCS, one case showed partial seizure with secondarily generalized seizure, and the other showed partial seizure and absence Conclusion Screen epilepsy may have several seizure types, not only have GTCS but also have partial seizure and absence.
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Objective Four cases of screen epilepsy were reported Methods Clinical analysis of four cases of TV epilepsy Results Of the four cases, two had the seizures evoked by changing channel of TV set only, one evoked by watching TV, and the other had the seizure triggered by video game. The seizures of two cases showed GTCS, one case showed partial seizure with secondarily generalized seizure, and the other showed partial seizure and absence Conclusion Screen epilepsy may have several seizure types, not only have GTCS but also have partial seizure and absence.
Key concepts: partial seizures, Epilepsy, Seizure types, Complex partial seizures, Psychology, Partial epilepsy, Electroencephalography, Epileptic seizure