On Ischemic Cerebrovascular Disease Clinical analysis of 48 cases of secondary epilepsy.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 12 On Ischemic Cerebrovascular Disease Clinical analysis of 48 cases of secondary epilepsy Papers Keywords: ischemic cerebrovascular disease stroke epilepsy Abstract Objective: To investigate ischemic cerebrovascular disease pathogenesis of epilepsy, the incidence type and infarct area relations. Methods: A retrospective review in August 2002 ~ October 2006 in our hospital confirmed by brain CT ischemic cerebrovascular disease 48 cases of hospitalized patients with epilepsy secondary to the onset of time, type of clinical data. Results: 48 patients with ischemic cerebrovascular disease secondary epilepsy cases, 32 cases of male and female 16 cases, aged 38 to 78 years old, with an average (62 ± 11) years, eight cases showed the first symptom, 36 patients in post-stroke 1 years, epilepsy, and 2 cases in 1 ~ 3 years after stroke occurrence. 34 cases of simple partial seizures. Conclusion: The incidence of cases in this group is 18.71%, to simple partial seizures based. Occurs within 1 year for a maximum of infarction area to the middle cerebral artery blood supply to areas more common, anti-epilepsy treatment is effective and should also deal with a good complication. Acute cerebrovascular disease secondary to epilepsy are not uncommon. Can occur in stroke during or a few weeks to several years after stroke, ischemic cerebrovascular can be used as starter or main clinical manifestations. This paper reported 48 cases of cranial CT confirmed cerebral infarction secondary to epilepsy who. And its incidence, pathogenesis, attack types and the relationship between infarct location and treatment were discussed. Materials and methods This group of men and 32 cases, female 16 cases, aged 38 to 78 years old, with an average (62 ± 11) years of age. 48 cases in 12 patients with severe hemiplegia, 26 patients with mild to moderate hemiplegia. 14 cases had incomplete or complete motor aphasia. In the 24 cases within