Aspects of this invention include the use of G-2MePE to treat patients with brain injury characterized by non-convulsive seizures.

Aspects of this invention include the use of G-2MePE to treat patients with brain injury characterized by non-convulsive seizures.

... convulsions, e.g., convulsions due to epileptic seizure. ... In certain embodiments, the subject is suffering from epilepsy, traumatic brain injury ...

... examined factors for epilepsy family history febrile convulsions follow-up genetic GTCS Hauser head injury head trauma hospital idiopathic seizure incidence of ...

... head trauma, stroke, hypoxia, anoxia, epilepsy, convulsions, seizures ... head trauma, stroke, hypoxia, anoxia, epilepsy, convulsions, seizures. Images ...

Current diagnosis of mTBI requires an accurate clinical history. Confounding factors such as conditions mimicking TBI like syncope, intoxication, or seizures ...

Mild TBI is also referred to as a concussion, minor head trauma, minor TBI, minor brain injury, and minor head injury. ... convulsions associated with ...

These attacks resemble epileptic 'focal impaired awareness seizures' or fainting spells (attacks caused by a brief drop in the blood supply to the brain also ...

Oct 13, 2016 ... However, the TBI victim may appear to be dazed, disoriented or confused. A concussion may be accompanied by convulsions, hypotension, fainting ...

... spasms, restless leg syndrome, anxiety, stress, multiple sclerosis, stroke, head trauma, spinal cord injury, (ALS), Parkinson's Disease,. Huntington's ...

... brain damage associated with seizures, head trauma, and thiamine deficiency in alcoholics. ... Thus, convulsions or seizures can result from disorders or ...

Mar 21, 2014 ... It usually starts following a traumatic brain injury, fever or lack of oxygen that causes an initial seizure and later on progresses to epilepsy ...

... epilepsy, convulsions or seizures. Several methods of preparing ... head trauma injury in the subject. The subject invention further provides a ...

... convulsions), (c) behavioural changes (e.g. irritability), (d) cognitive ... injury following head trauma. JP7460327B2 2024-04-02 Oral Compositions.

Described herein are compositions that include hypochlorite and methods of alleviating, ameliorating, palliating, reducing, or treating a traumatic brain ...

135, 321-334; Duncan (2002) Seizure-induced neuronal injury: human data. Neurology 59, S15-S20; Duncan (2002) MRI studies. Do seizures damage the brain? Prog.

Seizures and epilepsy are common sequelae of acute brain insults such as stroke, traumatic brain injury, and central nervous system infections. Early, or acute ...

The complications arising out of TBI include altered consciousness, seizures ... Head Trauma Rehabil., 17(4): 284-299 (2002)), and amantadine (Wolfand ...

... injury to the head, such as a traumatic brain injury (TBI). TBI traumatic ... convulsions associated with epilepsy that can be several types and can ...

Traumatic brain injury (TBI) occurs when sudden trauma causes damage to the brain. ... convulsions or seizures, an inability to awaken from sleep, dilation ...