New Classifications in Epilepsy - No more SP or CP .... Read on

southie · 05-02-2009, 06:50 AM

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Originally Posted by Porkette

Hi Southie,

Thank you very much for posting this info. This is the second time since I've had E. that they have decided to change things. It will be interesting to see if it passes. What concerns me is will this change possibly make things more confusing for people who are just starting to have sz. Here's wishing you only the best and May God Bless You!

Sue

True, true, true - especially when one has been established
and had been hovering around for several decades and then
comes along something that's far more for the betterment;
it will indeed create some "confusions".

Not just for people with Epilepsy - but consider the Medical
Personnel themselves ... considering a lot of them are still
using the old, old terminology that had been discontinued
ages ago - for example "Grand Mal", "Petit Mal", etc - which
we know it today as "Tonic Clonic", "Absence", etc.

All of these just narrows things down to the perspective and
down to the core instead of being so broad-spanned and
wide scoped.

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