1. 1. . episodes ↑

1. 1. . Vigorous shaking ↑

1. 1. . recur ↑

1. 1. . Fisher R ↑

1. 1. . symptom ↑

1. 1. . condition ↑

1. 1. . Sucholeiki, Roy ↑

1. 1. . disorder ↑

1. 1. . neurobiologic ↑

1. 1. . cognitive ↑

1. 1. . International league against epilepsy ↑

1. 1. . Saraceno ↑

1. 1. . Akkadian ↑

1. 1. . sakikku ↑

1. 1. . Punarvasu Atreya ↑

1. 1. . Consciousness ↑

1. 1. . Mervyn ↑

1. 1. . sacred disease ↑

1. 1. . Selene ↑

1. 1. . Artemis ↑

1. 1. . Grand mal ↑

1. 1. . Jean-Martin Charcot ↑

1. 1. . Jilek-Aall ↑

1. 1. . Morbus Comitialis ↑

1. 1. . Saint Valentine’s malady ↑

1. 1. . Illes, Judika ↑

1. 1. . phenobarbital ↑

1. 1. . phenytoin ↑

1. 1. . Caravati ↑

1. 1. . Parkinson’s disease ↑

1. 1. . multiple sclerosis ↑

1. 1. . cerebral palsy ↑

1. 1. . muscular dystrophy ↑

1. 1. . Sucholeiki, Roy ↑

1. 1. . Tran, Mai; Odle, Teresa ↑

1. 1. . Gale Encyclopedia of Alternative Medicine ↑

1. 1. . Shakirullah, Niaz Ali ↑

1. 1. . Unknown cause ↑

1. 1. . Pure epilepsies ↑

1. 1. . Idiopathic ↑

1. 1. . neuroanatomic ↑

1. 1. . neuropathologic ↑

1. 1. . multigenic ↑

1. 1. . symptomatic ↑

1. 1. . neurocutaneous ↑

1. 1. . Developmental anomalies ↑

1. 1. . acquired ↑

1. 1. . features ↑

1. 1. . cryptogenic ↑

1. 1. . phenotype ↑

1. 1. . Hippocampal sclerosis ↑

1. 1. . infection ↑

1. 1. . cerebrovascular ↑

1. 1. . immunologic ↑

1. 1. . degenerative ↑

1. 1. . reflex ↑

1. 1. . neuroanatomic ↑

1. 1. . neuropathalogic ↑

1. 1. . precipitant ↑

1. 1. . Simon D. Shorvon ↑

1. 1. . Cryptogenic ↑

1. 1. . Adult-onset ↑

1. 1. . Rolandic epilepsy ↑

1. 1. . benign ↑

1. 1. . west ↑

1. 1. . Lennox-Gastaut syndrom ↑

1. 1. . Rett syndrome ↑

1. 1. . Angelman syndrome ↑

1. 1. . Focal epilepsy ↑

1. 1. . Generalized epilepsy ↑

1. 1. . commissural pathways ↑

1. 1. . secondary generalization ↑

1. 1. . rhythmic jerking movements ↑

1. 1. . adjacent ↑

1. 1. . encompass ↑

1. 1. . reciprocal ↑

1. 1. . Stafstrom ↑

1. 1. . Sinha ↑

1. 1. . Siddiqui ↑

1. 1. . Kwan ↑

1. 1. . Berg ↑

1. 1. . French ↑

1. 1. . prognosis ↑

1. 1. . refractory ↑

1. 1. . Shorvon SD ↑

1. 1. . pathophysiology ↑

1. 1. . Hallmark features ↑

1. 1. . hyperexcitability ↑

1. 1. . hypersynchrony ↑

1. 1. . heightened ↑

1. 1. . perturbation ↑

1. 1. . excitation ↑

1. 1. . inhibition ↑

1. 1. . Febrile seizure ↑

1. 1. . Inflammatory mediators ↑

1. 1. . cytokines ↑

1. 1. . Carl E. Stafstrom ↑

1. 1. . γ-Aminobutyric acid ↑

1. 1. . neurotransmitter ↑

1. 1. . transmembrane ↑

1. 1. . membrane ↑

1. 1. . Ion channels ↑

1. 1. . hyperpolarization ↑

1. 1. . ligand-gated ion channel ↑

1. 1. . metabotropic receptors ↑

1. 1. . G protein-coupled receptors ↑

1. 1. . GABAergic ↑

1. 1. . Medium Spiny Cells ↑

1. 1. . flow ↑

1. 1. . Watanabe ↑

1. 1. . Li K, Xu E ↑

1. 1. . glutamate decarboxylase ↑

1. 1. . benzodiazepine ↑

1. 1. . microdialysis ↑

1. 1. . Benzodiazepines ↑

1. 1. . barbiturates ↑

1. 1. . GABA-mediated inhibition ↑

1. 1. . Catabolism ↑

1. 1. . vigabatrin ↑

1. 1. . reuptake ↑

1. 1. . Tiagabine ↑

1. 1. . Treiman ↑

1. 1. . retain ↑

1. 1. . respond ↑

1. 1. . memorize ↑

1. 1. . Focus attention ↑

1. 1. . Cognitive impairment ↑

1. 1. . Chung YT ↑

1. 1. . Motor dexterity ↑

1. 1. . partial ↑

1. 1. . generalized ↑

1. 1. . Full-scale IQ ↑

1. 1. . Speed of mental flexibility ↑

1. 1. . generalized status epilepticus ↑

1. 1. . Thompson and John S. Duncan ↑

1. 1. . J. H. P. AARTS ↑

1. 1. . Markus Wolff ↑

1. 1. . Selective ↑

1. 1. . Bilateral perisylvian epilepsy ↑

1. 1. . interictal ↑

1. 1. . retardation ↑

1. 1. . Encephalopathy ↑

1. 1. . Anne T. Berg ↑

1. 1. . phenobarbital ↑

1. 1. . Topiramate ↑

1. 1. . titration ↑

1. 1. . Sung-Pa Park ↑

1. 1. . M. C. Salinsky ↑

1. 1. . gabapentin ↑

1. 1. . Quality of life ↑

1. 1. . Hermann ↑

1. 1. . Giovagnoli ↑

1. 1. . Perrine ↑

1. 1. . Breier ↑

1. 1. . Perceive ↑

1. 1. . Avanzini ↑

1. 1. . Meneses ↑

1. 1. . treating ↑

1. 1. . relevant ↑

1. 1. . Self-esteem ↑

1. 1. . Sylvie Moschetta ↑

1. 1. . Cross-sectional ↑

1. 1. . Interictal ↑

1. 1. . Generalized tonic–clonic ↑