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Epilepsia com início entre 6 meses e 3 anos com predominância no sexo masculino. História familiar de convulsões não é incomum. Convulsões mioclônicas são o tipo predominante e frequentemente o único tipo de crise. São exageradas por sonolência e sono não REM e podem ser provocadas por estímulos visuais. A consciência geralmente está intacta. Crises epilépticas tônico-clônicas generalizadas ocorrem de forma infrequente. EEG interictal majoritariamente normal. A remissão da convulsão é comum e o desenvolvimento psicomotor é frequentemente normal. | |||
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Epilepsy with onset between 6 months and 3 years with male predominance. Family history of seizures is not uncommon. Myoclonic seizures are the predominant and often the only seizure type. They are exaggerated by drowsiness and non-REM sleep and may be provoked by visual stimuli. Consciousness is commonly intact. generalised tonic-clonic seizures occur infrequently. Interictal EEG is mostly normal. Seizure remission is common and psychomotor development is often normal. | |||
Revision as of 09:16, 15 August 2026
Epilepsy with onset between 6 months and 3 years with male predominance. Family history of seizures is not uncommon. Myoclonic seizures are the predominant and often the only seizure type. They are exaggerated by drowsiness and non-REM sleep and may be provoked by visual stimuli. Consciousness is commonly intact. generalised tonic-clonic seizures occur infrequently. Interictal EEG is mostly normal. Seizure remission is common and psychomotor development is often normal.
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| English | Myoclonic epilepsy in infancy or early childhood |
Epilepsy with onset between 6 months and 3 years with male predominance. Family history of seizures is not uncommon. Myoclonic seizures are the predominant and often the only seizure type. They are exaggerated by drowsiness and non-REM sleep and may be provoked by visual stimuli. Consciousness is commonly intact. generalised tonic-clonic seizures occur infrequently. Interictal EEG is mostly normal. Seizure remission is common and psychomotor development is often normal. |
