Epilepsy Flashcards
automatisms
temporal lobe epilepsy
3 hz spike & wave
absence epilepsy
4-6 hz POLYspikes
Juvenile myoclonic epilepsy
autoinduction metabolsim
carbamazepine
nephrolithiasis
topiramate & zonisamide
SJS
lamotrigine
Hypsarrhythmia
infantile spasms
fencer’s posture
figure of 4 sign
supplementary motor area
Doose’s syndrome
Myoclonic-astatic epilepsy
Dravet’s syndrome
severe myoclonic epilepsy of infancy
Ohtahara’s syndrome
early infantile epileptic encephalopathy
west’s syndrome
triad = infantile spsams, hypsarrhythmia, psychomotor delay/regression
panayiotopoulous syndrome
occipital epilepsy w/ tonic eye deviation, ictal vomiting, visual seizures
lennox-gastaut syndrome
multiple seizure types, slow spike-wave complexes, psychomotor delay/regression
landau-kleffner syndrome
epilepsy w/ multiple seizure types and acquired aphasia
nocturnal hypermotor seizures (non-rem)
AD nocturnal frontal lobe epilepsy
gelastic seizures
hypothalamic hamartoma
head version
contralateral frontal lobe
dystonic posture during seizure
contralateral TEMPORAL lobe
EPM1
Cystatin B
Unverricht-Lundborg sydnrome
EPM2A
Lafora body disease
progressive myoclonic epilepsy & cherry red spot
sialidosis
PME & mitochrondrial disease
myoclonic epilepsy w/ ragged red fibers (MERRF)
alpha freq
8-13 hz
beta
> 13 hz
gamma
4-7 hz
delta
< 4 hz
antibodies to glutamate receptor -3 (Glutr3)
rasmussen’s encephalitis
triphasic waves
metabolic encephalopathy
temporal periodic lateralized epileptiform discharges
structural abnormality. typically seen w/ HSV encephalitis
K complex & sleep spindles
stage 2 sleep
REMs and atonia
REM sleep
apnea w/ no respiratory effort
central sleep apnea
apnea w/ respiratory effort
obstructive sleep apnea
low hypocretin
narcolepsy w/ cataplexy
low ferritin
restless legs syndrome
REM sleep behaviour disorders
alpha synucleinopathies