Vol. 30 (4) 2009 Neuro endocrinology letters

Solitary epileptic seizures in the clinical practice. Part II: findings of various modifications of EEG examination and imaging methods in patients who experienced solitary unprovoked epileptic seizure.

BACKGROUND: The occurrence of the first unprovoked epileptic seizure always requires thorough examination. The risk of incorrect diagnosis is high, non-epileptic seizures represent 20-33% of newly diagnosed cases. The aim of the study is to evaluate findings of various modifications of EEG examination in the group of patients who experi.....