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A rare cause of dizzinees: Non-convulsive status epilepticus

Diziness'in nadir bir nedeni: Non-komvulsif status epileptikus

Pages
35–37
Publication Date
2022-10-10
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Our patient with NCSE who described long-term dizziness episodes mostly during menstruation periods and rarely in between menstruation cycles; was considered as an interesting case and presented to keep in mind for differential diagnosis of dizziness.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Non-convulsive status epilepticus (NCSE) defines, in general, a manifestation with cognitive dysfunction, neurological deficit and that is most often treatable and reversible. 30-year-old, right-hand dominant female patient with complaints feeling of imbalance and dizziness occurring during menstrual period almost every month and rarely out of menstrual period, was referred to clinic .
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Key Findings & Data:In EEG, 3-4 Hz bilateral, synchronized, symmetric, spine, sharp waves and spine-wave paroxysms were observed during episodes.
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Conclusion & Impact:Our patient with NCSE who described long-term dizziness episodes mostly during menstruation periods and rarely in between menstruation cycles; was considered as an interesting case and presented to keep in mind for differential diagnosis of dizziness.
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Non-convulsive status epilepticus (NCSE) defines, in general, a manifestation with cognitive dysfunction, neurological deficit and that is most often treatable and reversible. 30-year-old, right-hand dominant female patient with complaints feeling of imbalance and dizziness occurring during menstrual period almost every month and rarely out of menstrual period, was referred to clinic . In EEG, 3-4 Hz bilateral, synchronized, symmetric, spine, sharp waves and spine-wave paroxysms were observed during episodes. EEG, recorded at the beginning of episode, is reported as electrophysiological status epilepticus. Our patient with NCSE who described long-term dizziness episodes mostly during menstruation periods and rarely in between menstruation cycles; was considered as an interesting case and presented to keep in mind for differential diagnosis of dizziness.

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Nonkonvulsif status epileptikus (NKSE); genellikle kongnitif fonksiyon bozukluğu yapan, nörolojik defisit oluşturan ve sıklıkla tedavi edilebilen, geri dönüşümlü klinik bir tabloyu tanımlar. Otuz yaşında, sağ el dominant, evi ve bir çocuk sahibi bayan hasta; geliş şikayeti 8 yıldır hemen hemen her ay menstruayon döneminde, nadiren de mestrual dönem dışında ortaya çıkan dengesizlik hissi ve sersemlikti. EEG'de tüm tetkik süresince 3-4 Hz'lik bilateral, senkron, simetrik, diken, keskin dalgalar, diken- dalga paroksizmleri izlendi. Atak başlangıcında çekilen EEG elektrofizyolojik status epileptikus olarak rapor edildi. Olgumuz sıklıkla menstruasyon dönemlerinde ve nadiren de mens aralarında uzun süreli dizziness atakları tanımlayan bir NKSE olması nedeniyle ilginç bulunmuş ve dizziness ayırıcı tanısında da hatırlanması için sunulmuştur.

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AKYILDIZ, U. O., AKYOL, A. (2022). A rare cause of dizzinees: Non-convulsive status epilepticus. Adnan Menderes Üniversitesi Tıp Fakültesi Dergisi, Cilt: 11 - Sayı: 1, 35–37. https://ajindex.com/articles/428945

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