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• W2022703925 abstract "PATIENTS with convulsive disorders are often aware of the circumstances which precipitate their seizures, but these precipitating factors have only recently been studied systematically. Bickford and others¹in 1956 reported on a group of patients whose seizures were precipitated by reading. Since that time there have been 24 cases of reading epilepsy reported from various parts of the world. These have been reviewed recently by Critchley and others²and by Lasater.³The clinical picture in these cases is remarkably similar. The condition usually occurs in young adults, often students. Grand mal seizures are provoked by the act of reading, and this phenomenon produces educational and occupational handicaps. Bickford divided the cases of reading epilepsy into primary and secondary types. The primary cases form a distinct group. The patient has convulsive seizures only when reading. There is often a prodromal sensation of movement or clicking of the jaws" @default.
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• W2022703925 title "Primary Reading Epilepsy" @default.
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