Abstract

ISSN

2249-7633

e ISSN

2249-7625

Publisher

Pharmacy Practice & Drug Research

ATYPICAL BENIGN PARTIAL EPILEPSY OF CHILDHOOD WITH CONTINUOUS SPIKES AND WAVES DURING SLEEP (CSWS): A CASE REPORT
Author / Afflication
Anju K R

Anju K R
Geethu N

Geethu N
Aneeta Toms

Aneeta Toms
Arya Gopakumar

Arya Gopakumar
Anees Sefrin S

Anees Sefrin S
Keywords
s: Benign epilepsy with centro-temporal spikes (BECTS), Continous spikes and waves during sleep(CSWS) , Atypical benign childhood focal epilepsy(ABCFE), Pulse methyl prednisolone. ,
Abstract

BECTS (Benign epilepsy with centro-temporal spikes) is the most common, presumably genetic, type of focal epilepsy in children. It can develop in various ways, leading to mild or severe neuropsychological deficits, including linguistic, cognitive, and behavioral impairment. We describe a eleven year old male child with epilepsy with continuous spikes and waves during sleep (CSWS). His behavioral disorder, characterized by hyperactivity, impulsiveness, attention deficit, and aggressiveness, became progressively evident a few months after epilepsy onset, suggesting a link with the interictal epileptic activity characterizing CSWS.

Volume / Issue / Year

8 , 2 , 2018

Starting Page No / Endling Page No

43 - 45