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* Generalised seizures may be:
* Generalised seizures may be:
** Idiopathic
** Idiopathic
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** Due to
an intrinsic disorder in the brain
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** Symptomatic
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**
Acquired
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*
** Due to
intracranial disease e.g. neoplasia, storgae diseases etc.
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***
Due to a lesion in
the
brain
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**
Cryptogenic
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***
There is probably an underlying cause but it cannot be identified by
the
diagnostic tests available.
** Reactive
** Reactive
*** Due to some extracranial disorder, for example a toxin or metabolic disorder.
*** Due to some extracranial disorder, for example a toxin or metabolic disorder.
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