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09-19-2006, 01:42 PM

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Seizure Types

A

Abdominal Seizures ; Absence Seizures ; Akinetic Seizures ; Atonic
Seizures ; Aura ; Autonomic Seizures ; Alice in Wonderland Syndrome

B

Bilateral Myoclonus Seizures

C

Catamenial Seizures ; Clonic Seizures ;Complex Partial Seizures

D

Drop Seizures

E

Emotional Seizures

F

Febrile Seizures ; Focal Seizures

G

Gelastic Seizures ; Grand Mal Seizures

I

Infantile Spasms

J

Jacksonian Seizures

L

Laflora Disease ; Lennox-Gastaut Syndrome

M

Motor Seizures ; Multi-focal Seizures ; Musicogenic Seizures ; Myoclonic Seizures

N

Neonatal Seizures ; Nocturnal Seizures

P

Petit Mal Seizures ; Photosensitive Seizures ; Prolonged Seizures ; Pseudo Seizures ; Psychogenic Seizures ; Psychomotor Seizures

R

Reflex Seizures ; Rolandic Epilepsy

S

Secondarily Generalized Seizures ; Sensory Seizures ; Simple Partial Seizures ; Status Epilepticus ; Subtle Seizures ; Sylvan Seizures

T

Temporal Lobe Seizures ; Tonic Seizures ; Tonic-Clonic Seizures

V

Visual Seizures

W

Withdrawal Seizures

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