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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «INTERPAROXYSMAL»
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1
Epilepsy: Its Symptons, Treatment and Relations to Other ...
I. Interparoxysmal Symptoms. The terms mental, motorial, &c., are employed in
the following sections in preference to cerebral, spinal, and the like, inasmuch as
they convey no theory with regard to the causation of symptoms. The statements
...
John Russel Reynolds, 1861
Interparoxysmal disturbances The knowledge of such biochemical processes in
the central nervous system as occur during the interparoxysmal period in both
experimental and chronic epilepsy as well as in epileptic disease, is of particular
...
3
Child Psychiatry in the Soviet Union: Preliminary Observations
Status epilepticus; remissions. 6. Phenomena during seizures: twilight states,
automatisms, paralyses. 7. Neurological picture: Postictal and interparoxysmal
period. 8. Psychopathology of the interparoxysmal period. 9. EEG. Sukhareva
found a ...
4
Proceedings of the International Headache Symposium, ...
INTERPAROXYSMAL HEADACHE IN MIGRAINE WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE
TO FREQUENCY AND NEED FOR TREATMENT T. Dalsgaard-Nielsen and J.
Ulrich period 1969-1970, has been examined more closely. In our examination.
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Merriam-Webster's Medical Dictionary
interparoxysmal. •. inter. tubercular. line. 337 in-ter-ven-tion \iin-tar-'ven:ch.in; n :
the act or fact of. 336. hHci'-par-OE-ys-mal Vipar-ak-'siz-mal. -pa-trakA adj :
occurring between paroxysms uyter-pcdun-cu-lar nucleus \iin-tar-pi- •dan-kya-
larA n ...
... aura) I Strictly ipsilateral photophobia and phonophobia occur in up to 50% of
patients with TACs as opposed to <5% of patients with migraine o
Interparoxysmal pain and allodynia may occur in more than 'A of patients with
any of the TACs, ...
Todd J. Schwedt, Jonathan P. Gladstone, R. Allan Purdy, 2010
In a cohort of 52 patients with SUNCT/SUNA, 22 had interparoxysmal pain [30]. It
may be that interparoxysmal pain and allodynia in TACs represent the
coexistence of TAC biology with migraine [18]. The clinical importance is that one
needs to ...
Matthew Robbins, Brian M. Grosberg, Richard Lipton, 2013
Relationship between the severity of habituation disturbances and the duration of
disease, seizure frequency, presence or absence of interictal mental deficiencies
and interparoxysmal aspect of EEG tracings. Ordinate: number of repetitive ...
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Psychogenic Movement Disorders: Neurology and Neuropsychiatry
Dana's textbook (14) also contains a chapter on hysteria. He divides the
condition into hysteria minor and hysteria major. The former is characterized by
the interparoxysmal state of emotional weakness, nervousness, hyperesthesia,
and pains.
Mark Hallett, C. Robert Cloninger, 2006
It depended instead on the interparoxysmal features of the EEG activity. The most
reactive patients were those who displayed over the interparoxysmal period
grapho-elements of the irritative type or a strongly reactive alpha activity,
whereas ...
