Common characteristics of the frontal lobe epilepsy

Frontal lobe epilepsy some of the characteristics of simple, complex partial, secondary systemic attack or seizure of these mixed attack. Several attacks usually on the 1st and often occur during sleep. Sometimes part of the frontal lobe seizures and mental factors can cause the onset of confusion. Status epilepticus is their common complications. The diagnosis suggested that the general features are: ① usually attack shorter; ② usually start in the frontal part of the complex attack, after the attack with minor or no sense of chaos; ③ quickly from secondary systemic attack; ④ ankylosing or postural campaign prominent symptoms; ⑤ when the incidence of common complex gestures automatically disease; ⑥ when the discharge of the bilateral often falls. Supplementary motor area of the attack for more than posture, Focal ankylosis, with pronunciation, speech suspended and fencing posture. Cingulate attack for the type of complex partial seizures with onset at the complex movement of automatic gesture, and common autonomic disease, such as changes in mood and emotion. Attack forehead in the form of the polar regions of thinking including forced sexual contact or initial loss, as well as head and eyes to the movement, with possible opposition, the axis of clonic spasm, and autonomic of fall. Orbital for the district in the form of attack is a complex partial seizures, with the initiation of movement and gesture of automatic, and olfactory hallucinations of illusion and autonomic neuropathy. The Department of attack dorsal lateral forms may be ankylosing or less see the clonic, with a rotating head and eyes and stop words. Island Attack covered the characteristics including chewing, salivation, swallowing and throat symptoms, speech stopped, upper abdominal threatened, fear and autonomic symptoms and taste hallucinations particularly common in this area. Motor cortex is the main characteristics of seizures simple partial seizure, as well as different sides in different parts of the clinical manifestations vary.