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Focal seizure

Focal seizures are seizures that originate within brain networks limited to one hemisphere of the brain. In most cases, each seizure type has a consistent site of onset and characteristic patterns of spread, although some individuals experience more than one type of focal seizure arising from distinct networks. Seizure activity may remain localized or…

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Other names
Partial seizures, localized seizures
Specialty
Neurology

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Focal seizure

Nodes45
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Triples68
Avg. degree1.96
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Focal seizure

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related to Sensory phenomena · 9
Focal seizure → Auditory, Focal, In, More, Olfactory, Somatosensory, These, Vestibular, Visual
related to Affective and emotional phenomena · 8
Focal seizure → Ecstatic, Fear, Focal, Gelastic, Other, Similarly, Some, These
related to Classification · 8
Focal seizure → Although, FBTC, FIC, Focal, FPC, ILAE, These, Under
related to Motor phenomena · 5
Focal seizure → Complex, Elementary, Hyperkinetic, Motor, These
related to Autonomic phenomena · 4
Focal seizure → Autonomic, Common, In, These
has treatment · 3
Focal seizure → It, Most, Not
related to Clinical features · 3
Focal seizure → ILAE, The, While
related to Cognitive and language phenomena · 3
Focal seizure → Focal, Language, These
related to Focal to bilateral tonic-clonic seizures · 2
Focal seizure → Focal, These
Other names · 1
Focal seizure → Partial seizures, localized seizures

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seizures focal may seizure consciousness symptoms lobe occur preserved impaired complex activity bilateral autonomic often common temporal tonic-clonic motor hallucinations

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Focal seizureOther namesPartial seizures, localized seizures1.00infobox
Focal seizureSpecialtyNeurology1.00infobox
the location of the epileptogenic zone or the context of occurrence are important in diagnosisinstance ofAlthough clinical features0.80text
treatmentinstance ofAlthough clinical features0.80text
they are not part of the formal seizure classification.Under the 2025 classification of the ILAEinstance ofAlthough clinical features0.80text
focal seizures are divided into three types based on the level of consciousnessinstance ofAlthough clinical features0.80text
seizure evolutioninstance ofAlthough clinical features0.80text
smiling or laughinginstance ofor mimic expressions0.80text
the handinstance ofand spread to more proximal areas0.80text
arminstance ofand spread to more proximal areas0.80text
faceinstance ofand spread to more proximal areas0.80text
or leg on the same side of the bodyinstance ofand spread to more proximal areas0.80text

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