- The
postictal state is the
altered state of
consciousness after an
epileptic seizure. It
usually lasts between 5 and 30 minutes, but
sometimes longer...
- contractions.
After these series of contractions,
there is an
extended postictal state where the
person is
unresponsive and
commonly sleeping with loud...
- seizures). Most
seizures last less than two
minutes and are
followed by a
postictal period of confusion, fatigue, or
other symptoms. A
seizure lasting longer...
-
Focal seizures are
seizures that
originate within brain networks limited to one
hemisphere of the brain. In most cases, each
seizure type has a consistent...
- Todd's
paresis (or
postictal paresis/paralysis, "after seizure") is
focal weakness in a part or all of the body
after a seizure. This
weakness typically...
-
appears to be
centrally mediated collapse in the
postictal state—a
process sometimes termed early postictal neurovegetative breakdown.
Central respiratory...
-
generally not
followed by a
period of
lethargy (i.e.
without a
notable postictal state).
Absence seizures are most
common in children. They
affect both...
-
period of
recovery during which there is confusion,
referred to as the
postictal state,
before a
normal level of
consciousness returns,
lasting minutes...
-
around ****" and that she was
asleep in Scotland. The
article Recurrent Postictal Depression with
Cotard Delusion (2005)
describes the case of a 14-year-old...
- in
response to the
second of two
closely spaced psychological stimuli Postictal state, the
period following a
series of
epileptic seizures during which...
