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Page 1: Epilepsy

Dr shabeel pnDr shabeel pn

Clinical cases

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EPILEPSYEPILEPSY

It is a condition in which a person has recurrent seizures

Seizure – Paroxysmal event due to abnormal,excessive,hyper synchronous discharge from CNS neurons

Classification – Partial seizure Primary generalized

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Partial SeizurePartial Seizure

Simple partialComplex partialPartial seizure with secondary

generalization

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PRIMARILY GENERALISEDPRIMARILY GENERALISED

Absence ( Petit Mal)Tonic- clonic ( Grand Mal )TonicAtonicMyoclonic

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PATHOPHYSIOLOGY OF PATHOPHYSIOLOGY OF PARTIAL SEIZUREPARTIAL SEIZURE

Paroxysmal discharge in a focal area

Secondary generalization- spread to both hemispheres simultaneously

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PATHOPHYSIOLOGY OF PATHOPHYSIOLOGY OF GENERALIZED SEIZUREGENERALIZED SEIZURE

Discharge spreads simultaneously in both hemispheres

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SIMPLE PARTIAL SEIZURESIMPLE PARTIAL SEIZURE

Consciousness is fully preservedMotor, sensory, autonomic or psychic

symptomsJacksonian marchTodd’s paralysis- lasts for minutes to hoursEpilepsia partialis continua

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COMPLEX PARTIAL COMPLEX PARTIAL SEIZURESEIZURE

Consciousness is impaired in the form of transient impairment in the patients ability to maintain normal contact with the environment

Aura ( simple partial seizure) Automatisms- lip smacking, chewing,

swallowing , picking movements of the hand Confused following seizure

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PARTIAL SEIZURE WITH PARTIAL SEIZURE WITH SECONDARY SECONDARY

GENERALIZATIONGENERALIZATIONStarts with partial seizure & then becomes

generalized

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ABSENCE SEIZUREABSENCE SEIZURE( PETIT MAL)( PETIT MAL)

Sudden brief lapse of consciousness without loss of postural control

Lasts for few seconds onlyNo post ictal confusionBegin in child hoodOccur hundreds of times per dayEEG – spike & wave discharge

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GENERALIZED TONIC-GENERALIZED TONIC-CLONIC ( GRAND MAL)CLONIC ( GRAND MAL)

No auraTonic contractions of the muscles of the

bodyOften starts with a cry – laryngeal muscle

contractionImpaired respirationPooling of secretions

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GENERALIZED TONIC-GENERALIZED TONIC-CLONIC ( Contd)CLONIC ( Contd)

CyanosisBiting of the tongueHR/BP increasedAfter 10-20 sec tonic phase is evolved into

a clonic phaseBladder / Bowel incontinencePost ictal confusion / coma /

myalgia/fatigue

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ATONICATONIC

Sudden loss of postural muscle tone lasting for 1-2 sec ( Head drop)

Consciousness is impairedNo post ictal confusion

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MYOCLONICMYOCLONIC

Sudden clonic movement of the limbsObjects fall from the hand as if it is thrown

away

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CAUSES OF GEN. SEIZURECAUSES OF GEN. SEIZURE

Cerebral anoxiaAlcohol & withdrawalMetabolic

Hyponatraemia Hypoglycemia Hypocalcaemia

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CAUSES ( Contd)CAUSES ( Contd)

Drugs Penicillin Lignocaine Metronidazole Chloroquin

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CAUSES ( Contd)CAUSES ( Contd)

Infective Meningitis Encephalitis

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CAUSES OF PARTIAL CAUSES OF PARTIAL SEIZURESEIZURE

Cerebral embolismAV malformationTumorCerebral abscessTuberculoma

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INVESTIGATIONSINVESTIGATIONS

EEGCTMRIElectrolytesSugarCalcium

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FACTORS TRIGGER FACTORS TRIGGER SEIZURESEIZURE

Sleep deprivationAlcohol / withdrawalPhysical / mental strainFlashing / flickering lightsInfectionLoud noiseHot water

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MANAGEMENT- IMMEDIATEMANAGEMENT- IMMEDIATE

Air wayBreathingCarry the person away from dangerDiazepam – IV/ PR

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PARTIAL SEIZURE PARTIAL SEIZURE MANAGEMENT - LONG MANAGEMENT - LONG

TERMTERMCarbamazepineValproatePhenytoin

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MANAGEMENT – GTCS - MANAGEMENT – GTCS - Long termLong term

ValproateCarbamazepinePhenytoin

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STATUS EPILEPTICUSSTATUS EPILEPTICUS

Continuous seizure or repetitive seizures with impaired consciousness in the inter ictal period

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