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motor seizure

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motor seizure,
abnormal electrical activity that arises initially in a localized motor area of the cerebral cortex. The manifestations depend on the site of the abnormal electrical activity, such as tonic contractures of the thumb caused by excessive discharges in the motor area of the cortex controlling the first digit or chewing movements resulting from discharges in the lower part of the motor strip controlling mastication. The disturbance may spread, resulting in generalized convulsion, or it may end in a shower of clonic movements. See also epilepsy, focal seizure.


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After a mean 847 days of follow-up, the researchers observed a responder rate of 32% in patients with complex partial seizures, 63% in patients with generalized tonic-clonic seizures, and 26% in those with total, disabling seizures (simple partial motor seizures, complex partial seizures, and generalized tonic-clonic seizures combined).
Focal seizures invariably involve one side of the body and are most commonly motor seizures.
 
 
 
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