1. Epilepsy with myoclonic-Atonic seizures is a rare epilepsy syndrome of early childhood

2. Sensory Complementary Medicine: Sensory Complementary medicine therapies

3. Could be psychomotor epilepsy...

4. Amphid sensory organs are the sensory organs of nematodes

5. A history of epilepsy?

6. The social stigma attached to epilepsy

7. Epilepsy doesn't cause chronic pain.

8. 3 synonyms for Afferent: sensory, Afferent nerve, sensory nerve

9. Category: Sensory additives.

10. Could be epilepsy or seizure disorder.

11. Sensory processor activated.

12. People with epilepsy are not mad.

13. Epilepsy is hereditary in her family.

14. Anticoagulating Adults with Epilepsy: Risks of AED/DOAC Interactions Anticoagulating Adults with Epilepsy: Risks of AED/DOAC Interactions

15. Baby Sensory Barnsley, Barnsley

16. The Cubbie Sensory Hub is an interactive Sensory Management system offering individual multisensory care

17. However, not all Convulsions amount to epilepsy

18. Neurasthenia, dementia praecox, incurable homosexuality, epilepsy, melancholia.

19. She can't drive because she suffers from/has epilepsy.

20. Pregnancy Combined with Epilepsy and Cerebral Cavernous Malformation

21. Carsickness results from the sensory conflict arising in the brain from differing sensory inputs

22. Objective To assess the sensory restoration of the denervated glabrous skin in primate following sensory implantation.

23. The changes of the VEP in epileptics were demonstrated in 4 examples: 1. residual epilepsy, 2. epilepsy with agenesia of the corpus callosum, 3.

24. Convulsive epilepsy: Seizures involve the entire body and are involuntary

25. Bromides are used to control epilepsy in your pet

26. Antenoon Sensory motor neuron pathology

27. Myoclonic-Astatic epilepsy was first described and identified in 1970 by Herman Doose as an epilepsy syndrome, hence its original label, Doose syndrome

28. In epilepsy the Aura serves a useful purpose in

29. The clinical major appearances included: tetany, carpopedal spasms, convulsion and epilepsy.

30. I was born with epilepsy and an intellectual disability.

31. A seizure a convulsion, especially one caused by epilepsy.

32. Biters, Chewers, Suckers, and Pickers Lindsey Biel, OTR/L sensory sensory smarts pregnant women, and people with developmental disabilities

33. A young man had epilepsy in a somewhat unusual form.

34. Pacinian Corpuscle Skin contains many sensory receptors

35. They offer valuable sensory experiences, and opportunities.

36. Both motor and sensory functions are affected.

37. Headache, aggravated epilepsy, meningitis aseptic, ageusia, anosmia, fatal intracranial haemorrhage

38. Cubbie Sensory Hub is a new innovation providing individualised sensory management solutions, in a safe, comfortable & adaptable environment

39. Absence seizures are a type of epilepsy, a condition that causes seizures

40. Additionally, Camphor Oil is reputed to address some symptoms of epilepsy

41. [The problem of biophysics of the sensory organs (on the general Adequative theory of the activity of the sensory organs)].

42. Sensory Avoiding: What it is and how it looks Most sensory avoiders are oversensitive (this may be referred to as “hypersensitivity”)

43. The Brainstem includes a number of sensory connections

44. Aesthesia: a multi-sensory experience by Ashley G

45. examinations of sensory functions (vision, hearing, colour perception),

46. A lot gets delivered to the sensory strip.

47. Ascidian Pigment Sensory Organs: Structure and Morphology

48. Calculating the correlation between sensory and analytical data

49. Heredodegenerative disorders may also present with sensory ataxia.

50. He emphasized, instead, the role of sensory experience.

51. Barbiturates are used for sedation and to treat epilepsy and insomnia

52. Epilepsy is a brain disorder that produces brief attacks called seizures.

53. - examinations of sensory functions (vision, hearing, colour perception);

54. Examination of sensory functions (vision, hearing, colour perception);

55. Method for resistance of epilepsy by suppressing the function of alpha 1g protein

56. So epilepsy patients sometimes need the electrical activity in their brain monitoring.

57. Like individuals who suffer from Convulsive epilepsy, those who suffer from non-Convulsive epilepsy are affected by sudden changes in the electrical function of the cells in the brain

58. In the first place, the sensory information collected by the single senses is distinguished, synthesized, and collated by the higher sensory faculties of the common sense [sensus communis] and the so-called Cogitative power [vis cogitativa], to be stored in sensory memory as phantasms, the sensory representations of singulars in their singularity.

59. During this stage, behavior is primarily sensory and motor.

60. Myoclonic-Astatic epilepsy (Doose syndrome) is characterized by myoclonic (jerks) and Astatic (falls) seizures

61. These coupled with the family history of epilepsy prompted us to investigate with electroencephalography.

62. Barbels are sensory organs not unlike whiskers in mammals

63. Thought is a mental experience, not a sensory experience.

64. The Amphids, the largest sensory organs in C

65. — examinations of sensory functions (vision, hearing, colour perception),

66. examinations of sensory functions (vision, hearing, colour perception

67. Sensory issues are common among children with autism .

68. Sound, sight, touch, and smell: a sensory smorgasbord.

69. The two principal Anticonvulsants used in treating epilepsy are phenytoin and phenobarbitone

70. He couldn't take that job at the zoo because of his epilepsy.

71. Antennae have a sensory function, though in some crustaceans …

72. - an examination of sensory functions (vision, hearing, colour perception);

73. It's just the nervous system feeding back sensory data.

74. Consider, for example, a condition like epilepsy, where the brain is overactive.

75. VNS effects on epileptiform ECoG of rabbits with epilepsy induced by strychnine.

76. The terms seizure, convulsion, or epilepsy are most often associated with generalized tonic-Clonic …

77. The Bible distinguishes between this epilepsy and that from natural causes. —Matthew 4:24.

78. Those born with it can develop mental retardation, epilepsy and blindness - sometimes years later.

79. In other words, a Convulsive episode is not a definitive indication of epilepsy

80. Pseudofolium revealed the presence of only Aciliate sensory papillae