Epilepsy What are seizures and what is epilepsy? A seizure is a burst of hyperactivity in the brain. These bursts can vary a lot in terms of frequency, from one a year to over 100 in a single day. What the seizure looks - Astatic - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Epilepsy What are seizures and what is epilepsy? A seizure is a burst of hyperactivity in the brain. These bursts can vary a lot in terms of frequency, from one a year to over 100 in a single day. What the seizure looks Add to Reading List Document Date: 2014-02-13 12:58:07 Open Document File Size: 247,01 KB Share Result on Facebook Facility Ontario Brain Institute / / IndustryTerm treatment for epilepsy / pacemaker-like device / having a pacemaker-like device / / MedicalCondition unprovoked seizures / Monitor seizure / seizure / resistant epilepsy / drug-resistant epilepsy / drug-resistant seizures / next seizure / seizures / brain disorders / epilepsy / attention deficit disorder / neurological disorder / depression / chronic fatigue / / MedicalTreatment drug therapy / brain surgery / Surgery / Atkins diet / / Organization Ontario Brain Institute / / / Position leader in the development / / ProvinceOrState Ontario / / SocialTag Epilepsy Medical terms Anticonvulsant Epileptic seizure Vagus nerve stimulation Vagus nerve Frontal lobe epilepsy Myoclonic astatic epilepsy Medicine Brain

Epilepsy What are seizures and what is epilepsy? A seizure is a burst of hyperactivity in the brain. These bursts can vary a lot in terms of frequency, from one a year to over 100 in a single day. What the seizure looks Add to Reading List