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Recurrent Seizures - Coggle Diagram
Recurrent Seizures
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Pathophysiology
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Termination through neuronal fatigue, neurotransmitter depletion and inhibitory activation
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Definition, Causes and Classification
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Causes: Structural, infectious, metabolic, genetic and provoking factors
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Clinical Features
Before: Aura, fear, unusual smell or taste, visual symptoms or tingling
During: Abnormal movement, altered awareness or loss of consciousness
After: Confusion, fatigue, headache, memory problems or Todd’s paresis
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Seizure Versus Epilepsy
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Provoked seizures may result from hypoglycaemia, electrolyte imbalance, eclampsia or head trauma
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