Relationship Between Brain Activity and Impaired Consciousness in Frontal Lobe Seizures
额叶
心理学
神经科学
意识
癫痫
医学
听力学
作者
Elaheh Salardini,Aparna Vaddiparti,Avisha Kumar,Jiayin Qu,Reese Martin,Rahiwa Z. Gebre,Christopher Andrew Arencibia,Monica Dhakar,Eric H. Grover,Imran H. Quraishi,Eliezer J. Sternberg,Ilena George,Adithya Sivaraju,Jennifer Bonito,Hitten P. Zaveri,Leah M Gober,Shamma Ahammad,Shivani Ghoshal,Kun Wu,Pue Farooque
The widespread power increases across frequencies in frontal lobe FIC seizures contrast with those in focal temporal lobe epilepsy, where impaired consciousness is associated with cortical slow waves. These findings suggest that different focal seizure types produce impaired consciousness by affecting widespread cortical regions but through different physiologic mechanisms. Insights gained by studying the physiology of impaired consciousness may be the first step toward developing novel treatments to prevent this significant negative consequence of epilepsy and improve quality of life.