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Condição epiléptica caracterizada por um espectro de manifestações clínicas englobando sinais clínicos sutis, distúrbios comportamentais e estados semelhantes a psicose, alucinações elementares e complexas, sem perda ou grave alteração da consciência, às vezes com descargas epileptiformes no EEG localizadas nas regiões corticais correspondentes. A etiologia inclui um amplo espectro de causas subjacentes. | |||
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Epileptic condition characterised by a spectrum of clinical manifestations encompassing subtle clinical signs, behavioural disturbances and psychosis-like states, elementary and complex hallucinations, without loss or severe alteration of consciousness, sometimes with localised EEG epileptiform discharges in the corresponding cortical regions. Etiology includes a large spectrum of underlying causes. | |||
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Epileptic condition characterised by a spectrum of clinical manifestations encompassing subtle clinical signs, behavioural disturbances and psychosis-like states, elementary and complex hallucinations, without loss or severe alteration of consciousness, sometimes with localised EEG epileptiform discharges in the corresponding cortical regions. Etiology includes a large spectrum of underlying causes.
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| English | Epilepsia partialis continua |
Epileptic condition characterised by a spectrum of clinical manifestations encompassing subtle clinical signs, behavioural disturbances and psychosis-like states, elementary and complex hallucinations, without loss or severe alteration of consciousness, sometimes with localised EEG epileptiform discharges in the corresponding cortical regions. Etiology includes a large spectrum of underlying causes. |
