-
provoke paroxysmal attacks. Most
reported paroxysmal attacks are
painful tonic spasms,
dysarthria and ataxia, numbness, and hemiparesis. They are typically...
- the
characteristic epileptic spasms,
episodes of
clusters of
tonic spasms of the
axial and limb musculature. Such
spasms are
found in ****ociation with...
-
patients have also seen
relief with
botox injections to help
reduce tonic tensor tympani spasms.
Holistic approaches are
typically least desired by patients...
-
epileptic encephalopathy. The
syndrome is
outwardly characterized by
tonic spasms and
partial seizures within the
first few
months of life, and receives...
-
taken by mouth. The most
common adverse reactions include itching,
muscle spasms,
increased blood level of
creatine kinase, and rash.
Suzetrigine was developed...
-
classification identified febrile seizures,
absence seizures,
generalized tonic-clonic seizures,
focal seizures,
impaired awareness seizures, and status...
- year 1646 in a
report by
Athanasius Kircher, in
which he
subdued chickens.
Tonic immobility (also
known as the act of
feigning death, or
exhibiting thanatosis)...
-
patients with
infantile epileptic spasm syndrome (formerly
called West syndrome) have been
reported to
progress with LGS.
Tonic seizures are the most common...
-
manifests as
impaired consciousness,
bilateral motor findings (including
spasms, stiffening, jerking, contractions, or loss of
muscle tone) or both. Generalized...
- clonus,
which is
rhythmic or regular.
Myoclonus (myo- "muscle",
clonus "
spasm")
describes a
medical sign and, generally, is not a
diagnosis of a disease...
