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Focal epilepsies: Update on diagnosis and classification
Fábio A. Nascimento
, Daniel Friedman
, Jurriaan M. Peters
, Meriem K Bensalem-Owen
, Fernando Cendes
, Stefan Rampp
, Elaine Wirrell
, Ingmar Blümcke
, William Tatum
, Sándor Beniczky
Section of Adult Epilepsy
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Focal Epilepsy
100%
Epilepsy
42%
Seizure
28%
Epilepsy Syndrome
28%
Self-limited Epilepsy
28%
Healthcare Professionals
14%
Surgical Procedures
14%
Clinically Significant
14%
Diagnostic Evaluation
14%
Traumatic Brain Injury
14%
Genetic Causes
14%
Neuropathology
14%
Caregivers
14%
Neuroimaging
14%
Multidrug-resistant
14%
Professional Patients
14%
Brain Tumor
14%
Autoimmune
14%
Presurgical Evaluation
14%
Metabolic Disorders
14%
Structural Lesions
14%
Vascular Malformation
14%
Epileptology
14%
Educational Resources
14%
Optimal Care
14%
Patients with Epilepsy
14%
Epilepsy Monitoring Unit
14%
Group Self
14%
Focal Seizures
14%
Seizure Semiology
14%
Epileptogenic Zone
14%
BECTS
14%
Pseudoresistance
14%
Impaired Awareness
14%
Focal Epilepsy of Unknown Cause
14%
Medicine and Dentistry
Partial Seizure
100%
Epilepsy
45%
Epileptic Seizure
27%
Epilepsy Syndromes
18%
Surgical Technique
9%
Infection
9%
Apoplexy
9%
Traumatic Brain Injury
9%
Autoimmunity
9%
Awareness
9%
Vascular Tissue Neoplasm
9%
Neuropathology
9%
Hemisphere
9%
Water-Electrolyte Imbalance
9%
Vascular Anomaly
9%
Intracranial Tumor
9%
Patient with Epilepsy
9%
Genetics
9%
Neuroscience
Focal Epilepsy
100%
Epilepsy
60%
Neurotrauma
10%
Traumatic Brain Injury
10%
Neurophysiology
10%
Metabolic Disorder
10%
Intracranial Tumor
10%
Cerebrovascular Accident
10%
Genetics
10%