The association between posterior fossa malformations (PFM) and epilepsy is rarely reported in literature. The authors describe 54 cases with PFM where epileptic seizures recurred in 40.7%. Epilepsy was not related to the type of PFM and other supratentorial cerebral associated lesions. Familial antecedents for epilepsy/FC (p<0.01), profound mental retardation (p<0.01), EEG paroxysmal abnormalities (p<0.001) and asymmetry (p<0.01) prevailed in patients with epilepsy.
Posterior fossa malformations and epilepsy: Literature review and personal cases / Parmeggiani A.; Posar A.; Scaduto M.C.; Chiodo S.; Santucci M.; Giovanardi Rossi P.. - In: BOLLETTINO-LEGA ITALIANA CONTRO L'EPILESSIA. - ISSN 0394-560X. - STAMPA. - N/A:102-103(1998), pp. 75-76.
Posterior fossa malformations and epilepsy: Literature review and personal cases
Parmeggiani A.;Posar A.;Santucci M.;Giovanardi Rossi P.
1998
Abstract
The association between posterior fossa malformations (PFM) and epilepsy is rarely reported in literature. The authors describe 54 cases with PFM where epileptic seizures recurred in 40.7%. Epilepsy was not related to the type of PFM and other supratentorial cerebral associated lesions. Familial antecedents for epilepsy/FC (p<0.01), profound mental retardation (p<0.01), EEG paroxysmal abnormalities (p<0.001) and asymmetry (p<0.01) prevailed in patients with epilepsy.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
