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1. Epilepsy
PowerPoint Template

2. Epilepsy

3. Epilepsy Definition
Epilepsy is
defined as
having two or
more
unprovoked
seizures

4. Epilepsy Epidemiology
The incidence
rate of epilepsy
is estimated
around 50–60
per 100,000
person-years
(2, 5), and up to
8% of people
having at least
one seizure in
their lifetime

5. Epilepsy Epidemiology
he average
annual rate of
new cases
(incidence) of
epilepsy is
approximately
5-7 cases per
10,000 children
from birth to
age 15 years

6. Epilepsy Epidemiology
he incidence of
epilepsy is
higher in the
youngest and
oldest age-
groups

7. Epilepsy Epidemiology
Geographic
differences in
the illness
are often
related to its
etiology.

8. Epilepsy Symptoms
resembling loss
of awareness,
sensation
disturbances,
movement
disturbances,
cognitive
disturbances

9. Epilepsy Symptoms
contracting and
jerking of
muscles, loss of
consciousness,
weakness,
anxiety staring,

11. Epilepsy Symptoms
confused
speech,
sudden falls,
and strange
emotions

12. Epilepsy Pathophysiology
confused
speech,
sudden falls,
and strange
emotions

13. Epilepsy Pathophysiology
mechanism
resembling the
increase in
neuronal firing
due to GABA
inhibitory
pathway or
glutamate
excitatory
pathway

14. Epilepsy Pathophysiology
Too much
excitation or too
much inhibition

15. Epilepsy Pathophysiology
Sudden
excitatory
signals

16. Glutamate pathway
Normal mechanism

17. Glutamate pathway
Pathology of
epilepsy
explanation

18. Epilepsy Types
partial and
generalized
seizures

19. Epilepsy Types
subtypes as
grand mal,
grand petit,
tonic, clonic,
absence, tonic-
clonic, and
myoclonic
seizures

20. Partial seizures
Focal seizures with
awareness and focal
seizures with impaired
awareness

21. Status epilepticus
seizure that lasts
longer than 5
minutes, or having
more than 1
seizure within a 5
minutes period,
without returning
to a normal level of
consciousness
between episodes

22. Epilepsy Causes

23. Epilepsy Causes in children
newborn causes
such as lack of
oxygen, low glucose,
genetic
predisposition, and
metabolic
dysfunction. causes
in childhood brain
tumors, fever,
infection, and
genetic
predisposition

24. Epilepsy Causes I adults
. causes in adults
such as brain
tumors, alcohol
abuse, and genetic
predisposition.

25. Epilepsy Causes in seniors
causes in seniors
such as dementia,
metabolic imbalance,
infection, and certain
prescript

26. Epilepsy Diagnosis
including brain
imaging, and
electroencephalogram
.

29. Epilepsy Treatment
medications,
surgery, nerve
stimulation, and
ketogenic diet