Stroke and Seizures
by Paul de Roos
1. Clinical stroke types in patients with seizures
1.1. Ischaemic seizures
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1.2. Clinical stroke types
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1.3. Locations of stroke
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1.4. Vascular risk factors
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1.5. Post stroke EEG patterns
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1.6. Recurrence according to time of onset
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1.7. Median NIHS Scores in the three seizure groups
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1.8. Median mRankin Scores in the Three Seizure groups
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2. Author
2.1. J. De Reuck
3. 1. Structure of talk
4. 2. Review of literature
4.1. Reference
4.1.1. Bladin et al, Arch Neurol, 2000
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5. 2. Classification
5.1. Old classification
5.1.1. early onset
5.1.1.1. 95%
5.1.1.1.1. within 48%
5.1.2. Late onset
5.1.2.1. months after stroke
5.1.2.2. Stroke types in very late onset
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5.1.2.2.2. Lacunar stroke
5.2. New proposed classification
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6. Status epilepticus
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6.4. status epilepticus and infarct
6.4.1. temporal lobe neocortex
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7. Thrombolysis and seizures
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7.2.1. recurrence rate is lower than in other treatment modalities
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7.3.1. Seizure incidence and haematoma location
7.3.1.1. Frontal region highest prevalence
7.3.2. Status epilepticus is more frequent
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