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a brain tumor(passive) caused bytemporal lobe/ partial complex seizures
a tiny tumor above her right ear(passive) caused bytemporal - lobe epilepsy ( TLE
George Gershwin tumor.[24(passive) caused bytemporal lobe epilepsy
Targeting particular signaling pathway can helppreventtemporal lobe epilepsy
brain tumors and lesionscausingtemporal lobe epilepsy
alcohol abuse , which would explain the periods of confusion , with psychomotor automatisms and visual hallucinations ( ictal and postictal states)9(passive) triggered bytemporal lobe epilepsy
Claimant ’s injury ... severe enoughto causetemporal lobe epilepsy
a childhood head injury(passive) caused bytemporal lobe seizures
a problem such as mesial temporal sclerosis(passive) is usually caused byTemporal lobe epilepsy
a flash , or a visual image that contains multiple colors and are known as photosensitivity seizures(passive) are triggered byOccipital lobe seizures
mesial temporal sclerosis and temporal neocortical lesions(passive) caused byTemporal lobe epilepsy
severe brain damage(passive) caused byTemporal lobe epilepsy or seizures
amygdala and hippocampal sclerosis(passive) caused bytemporal lobe epilepsy
hippocampal sclerosis Grantee(passive) caused bytemporal lobe epilepsy
choroid plexus papilloma in the temporal horn , Clinical Neuropathology , 2004 ( 03080(passive) caused byTemporal lobe epilepsy
domoic acid intoxication [ 29,30(passive) caused bytemporal lobe epilepsy
chronic seizure disorders and effects of medication General Techniques(passive) caused bytemporal lobe epilepsy Clouded thinking
failure of glutamate reuptake from the extracellular space(passive) may be caused bytemporal lobe epilepsy
an older adult ... is much more likely to have a tumor or stroke irritating the occipital cortexto causeoccipital lobe seizures
an injury to the brain , such as a traumatic injury or infection(passive) may be caused byTemporal lobe epilepsy
traumatic brain injuries ) which manifest themselves with emotional / behavioral symptoms often identical to those who suffer from Bipolar , depression , anxiety , etc(passive) primarily caused bytemporal lobe seizures
a lesion on her brain(passive) are caused bytemporal lobe onset seizures
HSV encephalitismay also causetemporal lobe seizures
hippocampal sclerosis ( TLE - HS(passive) caused bytemporal lobe epilepsy
unilateral hippocampal sclerosis ( 15(passive) caused bymesial temporal lobe epilepsy
something called Hippocampal Sclerosis(passive) is most often caused byTemporal Lobe Epilepsy Temporal lobe epilepsy
right sided hippocampal sclerosis(passive) caused bytemporal lobe epilepsy
hippocampal sclerosis in Brazilian population(passive) caused bytemporal lobe epilepsy
aspartame ... that are knownto causetemporal lobe seizures
Borage should n't be given to Schizophrenic or epileptic patientsmay causetemporal lobe epilepsy
hippocampal sclerosis versus cavernoma Department of Neurology , University Hospitals Giessen and Marburg , Interdisciplinary Epilepsy Center , Marburg(passive) caused bymesial temporal lobe epilepsy
due to some mishaps like accidents or brain injury(passive) may be causedTemporal lobe seizure
a lesion in the uncinate region(passive) caused bytemporal lobe epilepsy
any temporal lobe lesion(passive) can be caused byTemporal lobe epilepsy
hippocampal sclerosis based on response to antiepileptic drugs(passive) caused bymesial temporal lobe epilepsy
dermoid cyst , Neurol Med Chir , 46(4(passive) caused byTemporal lobe epilepsy
a severe head injury sustained during an attack by an overseer of a Dorchester County plantation(passive) caused bytemporal lobe epilepsy
Temporal lobe lesionscausetemporal lobe epilepsy
But trauma to the brain , infections , strokes , brain tumors , and genetic factorscan causetemporal lobe seizures
Dermoid Cyst Hidenori SUGANO , Hiroyuki SHIMIZU , Shigeki SUNAGA , Nobutaka ARAI(passive) Caused byTemporal Lobe Epilepsy
to a number of symptoms , including auras and hallucinations 1can leadto a number of symptoms , including auras and hallucinations 1
from damage to specific areas in the temporal lobe of the braincommonly resultfrom damage to specific areas in the temporal lobe of the brain
from a focus in the uncinate region of the temporal lobe of the brainoriginatesfrom a focus in the uncinate region of the temporal lobe of the brain
powerful religious experiencescreatepowerful religious experiences
recurrent syncope by ictal asystoletriggeringrecurrent syncope by ictal asystole
fits , and religious hallucinationscausesfits , and religious hallucinations
from some part of the temporal lobe of brain and remain confined to the temporaloriginatefrom some part of the temporal lobe of brain and remain confined to the temporal
a brain structure called the hippocampus to shrink over timecan causea brain structure called the hippocampus to shrink over time
to various emotional symptomscan contributeto various emotional symptoms
to delusions , hallucinations , and schizophrenic - like symptomscan leadto delusions , hallucinations , and schizophrenic - like symptoms
both long - term and short - term memory losscan causeboth long - term and short - term memory loss
opptions cases of fetishism and other paraphilias , most commonly exhibitionism ( 104,129may causeopptions cases of fetishism and other paraphilias , most commonly exhibitionism ( 104,129
in the temporal lobes of your brain , which process emotions and are important for short - term memoryoriginatein the temporal lobes of your brain , which process emotions and are important for short - term memory
to what sort of hallucinationsleadsto what sort of hallucinations
vivid hallucinationscausevivid hallucinations
psychotic hallucinations(passive) triggered bypsychotic hallucinations
simple hallucinations(passive) triggered bysimple hallucinations
the same symptoms as multiple personality disordercan triggerthe same symptoms as multiple personality disorder
symptoms , diagnosis , treatment & prognosiscausessymptoms , diagnosis , treatment & prognosis
many of the more obvious symptoms of schizophreniacan causemany of the more obvious symptoms of schizophrenia
memory loss and speech problems andcausememory loss and speech problems and
chronic , mild , interictal ( i.e. between seizures ) changes in personality , which slowly intensify over time.[1causeschronic , mild , interictal ( i.e. between seizures ) changes in personality , which slowly intensify over time.[1
a variety of symptoms including abnormal tastes or smells , sensory or emotional disturbances , and hallucinationsmay causea variety of symptoms including abnormal tastes or smells , sensory or emotional disturbances , and hallucinations
for examplemay ... causefor example
some lateralized atrophy and deformation on hippocampus and other substructures of the braincan causesome lateralized atrophy and deformation on hippocampus and other substructures of the brain
perseverative speech , paranoia and aggressive rages ( Blumer and Benson , 1975can causeperseverative speech , paranoia and aggressive rages ( Blumer and Benson , 1975
to an acute inflammatory response in the brain primarily characterized by activation of parenchymal microglial cellsleadto an acute inflammatory response in the brain primarily characterized by activation of parenchymal microglial cells
the fatal fall which broke Tutankhamun 's leg which led to his death a few days latercausedthe fatal fall which broke Tutankhamun 's leg which led to his death a few days later
functional deficits such as impaired consciousness , which is not expected from local hippocampal impairment alonecausefunctional deficits such as impaired consciousness , which is not expected from local hippocampal impairment alone
a fatal fall which also broke Tutankhamun ’s legcauseda fatal fall which also broke Tutankhamun ’s leg
auditory and visual hallucinationscausesauditory and visual hallucinations
the torment of visual hallucinations(passive) most likely caused bythe torment of visual hallucinations
altered smell or hallucinationscan causealtered smell or hallucinations
the brain into thinking that a smell is presenttriggerthe brain into thinking that a smell is present
In the 1970s , neurologists discovered(passive) was ... triggered byIn the 1970s , neurologists discovered
feelings of deja vucan causefeelings of deja vu
chronic deja - vucauseschronic deja - vu
transient dysfunction of the medial temporal lobes and needs to be considered in any patient who has suffered from TGAcan causetransient dysfunction of the medial temporal lobes and needs to be considered in any patient who has suffered from TGA
both partial and generalized seizurescan causeboth partial and generalized seizures
to the development of hippocampal sclerosis.[8may contributeto the development of hippocampal sclerosis.[8