RM2BE0GTG–The seizures of epilepsy are dramatically demonstrated by the EEG traces. The largest and most regular electrical activity of the brain occurs in an attack of 'petit mal', although the patient may only go blank for a few seconds. The ' wave and spike' fluctuations (top), explosions of electrical energy, may involve almost the whole brain for a minute or more. During the more dangerous and more terrifying 'grand mal', in which the patient falls to the ground, loses conscious-ness, goes stiff and then jerks violently, the traces show modest 8-per second waves which then increase in frequency and
RFRYK8BN–Stages and phases of a seizure. Illustrations depicts the phases when a person get a seizure which are the aura, tonic, clonic, and postictal stages.
RF2EMJC75–Vector illustration of human brain and abnormal generalized spkie and wave complexes representing generalized seizure.
RF2GBJ7G3–Vector illustration of seizure types demonstrating by onset and brain waves. Focal seizure and generalized seizure. Electroencephalograhy or EEG of se
RFRYK8BC–What to do during a seizure. List of seizure response plans and management.
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