Etiology - AED aggravation Alternating hemiplagia Angelman Syndrome behavioural and personality disorders Brain malformation (not specified) Congenital muscular dystrophy Dysplasia (architectural) Encephalitis Focal cortical dysplasia (type i) Focal cortical dysplasia (type ii) Ganglioganglioma Genetic Disorder Gliosis GLUT-1 deficiency Hamartoma (hypothalamic) Hamartoma (not specified) Hashimoto's thyropditis Head trauma HHH syndrome (Hyperornithinaemia-Hyperammonaemia-Homocitrullinaemia) Hippocampal sclerosis Hyperekplexia Hypoxia (postnatal) Hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy Idiopathic Neurocutaneous syndrome (not specified) Non epileptic paroxysmal disorder Nonketotic hyperglycinaemia Not applicable Rasmussen encephalitis Sandifer syndrome Sleep deprivation Syncope (vagal) Unknown Variable VITAMIN B12 DEFICIENCY
Phenomenology - Absence (dialeptic) seizure Absence seizure (typical) Anoxic seizure Aphasia (postictal) APNOEA Astatic seizure Atonic seizure (drop attack) Aura (abdominal) Aura (autonomic) Aura (olfactory) Aura (psychic) Aura (somatomotor) Aura (visual) Automotor (distal, mouth or tongue) seizure AUTOMATISMS Automotor seizure Autonomic seizure Autonomic symptoms Axial BEHAVIOR (ALTERED) Bilateral asymmetric Bilateral symmetric Clonic seizure Consciousness (loss) Couphing CRYING DROP ATTACKS Dystonia (ictal) Ear plugging Eeg ictal discharge (infraclinical) EPILEPTIC NYSTAGMUS Eructation Eye deviation Face FEAR Focal seizure not otherwise specified Gelastic seizure Generalized Genital automatisms Hallucinations (visual) Headache HEAD DEVIATION Hiccup Hypermotor Hyperventilation Hypomotor seizure Kissing (ictal) Motor seizure (complex) Myoclonic atonic seizure Myoclonic seizure Myoclonus (negative) MYOCLONUS (NON-EPILEPTIC) Neonatal seizure Nocturnal seizure Nonepileptic paroxysmal event Nosewiping OCULOCLONIC SEIZURES PHOTOSENSITIVE Pilomotor seizure POSTICAL SIGNS Reflex seizures Retching (ictal) Shuddering Spasm (epileptic) Staring Startle response Status epilepticus (convulsive) Status epilepticus (non convulsive) Surgical technique TICS Tonic-clonic seizure Tonic posture Tonic seizure Urinary urge (ictal) Versive seizure Versive seizure (ipsilateral) Vomiting (ictal) - Absence (dialeptic) seizure Absence seizure (typical) Anoxic seizure Aphasia (postictal) APNOEA Astatic seizure Atonic seizure (drop attack) Aura (abdominal) Aura (autonomic) Aura (olfactory) Aura (psychic) Aura (somatomotor) Aura (visual) Automotor (distal, mouth or tongue) seizure AUTOMATISMS Automotor seizure Autonomic seizure Autonomic symptoms Axial BEHAVIOR (ALTERED) Bilateral asymmetric Bilateral symmetric Clonic seizure Consciousness (loss) Couphing CRYING DROP ATTACKS Dystonia (ictal) Ear plugging Eeg ictal discharge (infraclinical) EPILEPTIC NYSTAGMUS Eructation Eye deviation Face FEAR Focal seizure not otherwise specified Gelastic seizure Generalized Genital automatisms Hallucinations (visual) Headache HEAD DEVIATION Hiccup Hypermotor Hyperventilation Hypomotor seizure Kissing (ictal) Motor seizure (complex) Myoclonic atonic seizure Myoclonic seizure Myoclonus (negative) MYOCLONUS (NON-EPILEPTIC) Neonatal seizure Nocturnal seizure Nonepileptic paroxysmal event Nosewiping OCULOCLONIC SEIZURES PHOTOSENSITIVE Pilomotor seizure POSTICAL SIGNS Reflex seizures Retching (ictal) Shuddering Spasm (epileptic) Staring Startle response Status epilepticus (convulsive) Status epilepticus (non convulsive) Surgical technique TICS Tonic-clonic seizure Tonic posture Tonic seizure Urinary urge (ictal) Versive seizure Versive seizure (ipsilateral) Vomiting (ictal) - Absence (dialeptic) seizure Absence seizure (typical) Anoxic seizure Aphasia (postictal) APNOEA Astatic seizure Atonic seizure (drop attack) Aura (abdominal) Aura (autonomic) Aura (olfactory) Aura (psychic) Aura (somatomotor) Aura (visual) Automotor (distal, mouth or tongue) seizure AUTOMATISMS Automotor seizure Autonomic seizure Autonomic symptoms Axial BEHAVIOR (ALTERED) Bilateral asymmetric Bilateral symmetric Clonic seizure Consciousness (loss) Couphing CRYING DROP ATTACKS Dystonia (ictal) Ear plugging Eeg ictal discharge (infraclinical) EPILEPTIC NYSTAGMUS Eructation Eye deviation Face FEAR Focal seizure not otherwise specified Gelastic seizure Generalized Genital automatisms Hallucinations (visual) Headache HEAD DEVIATION Hiccup Hypermotor Hyperventilation Hypomotor seizure Kissing (ictal) Motor seizure (complex) Myoclonic atonic seizure Myoclonic seizure Myoclonus (negative) MYOCLONUS (NON-EPILEPTIC) Neonatal seizure Nocturnal seizure Nonepileptic paroxysmal event Nosewiping OCULOCLONIC SEIZURES PHOTOSENSITIVE Pilomotor seizure POSTICAL SIGNS Reflex seizures Retching (ictal) Shuddering Spasm (epileptic) Staring Startle response Status epilepticus (convulsive) Status epilepticus (non convulsive) Surgical technique TICS Tonic-clonic seizure Tonic posture Tonic seizure Urinary urge (ictal) Versive seizure Versive seizure (ipsilateral) Vomiting (ictal)
Localization - Central (left) Central motor Central (right) Central sensory Frontal Eye Field Frontal lobe (bilateral) Frontal lobe (left) Frontal lobe (right) Frontal prefrontal lateral Frontal prefrontal mesial Frontal premotor lateral Frontal premotor mesiolateral Generalized Hemispheric Hypothalamus Insula Insula (left) Midline Lesion Multifocal Multilobar including temporal Not applicable Orbitofrontal Posterior cortex occipital Posterior cortex parietal Posterior cortex (right) Supplementary motor area Temporal lobe (left) Temporal lobe (right) Temporal mesial Unkown - Central (left) Central motor Central (right) Central sensory Frontal Eye Field Frontal lobe (bilateral) Frontal lobe (left) Frontal lobe (right) Frontal prefrontal lateral Frontal prefrontal mesial Frontal premotor lateral Frontal premotor mesiolateral Generalized Hemispheric Hypothalamus Insula Insula (left) Midline Lesion Multifocal Multilobar including temporal Not applicable Orbitofrontal Posterior cortex occipital Posterior cortex parietal Posterior cortex (right) Supplementary motor area Temporal lobe (left) Temporal lobe (right) Temporal mesial Unkown - Central (left) Central motor Central (right) Central sensory Frontal Eye Field Frontal lobe (bilateral) Frontal lobe (left) Frontal lobe (right) Frontal prefrontal lateral Frontal prefrontal mesial Frontal premotor lateral Frontal premotor mesiolateral Generalized Hemispheric Hypothalamus Insula Insula (left) Midline Lesion Multifocal Multilobar including temporal Not applicable Orbitofrontal Posterior cortex occipital Posterior cortex parietal Posterior cortex (right) Supplementary motor area Temporal lobe (left) Temporal lobe (right) Temporal mesial Unkown
Syndrome - Childhood absence epilepsy (CAE) Epilepsy not classified Epileptic encephalopathy not otherwise classified Epilepsy with myoclonic absences Focal non-idiopathic frontal (FLE) Focal non-idiopathic (localization not specified) Focal non-idiopathic parietal Focal non-idiopathic temporal (TLE) GELASTIC SEIZURES WITH HYPOTHALAMIC HAMARTOMA Hemiconvulsion-Hemiplegia-Epilepsy (HHE) Idiopathic generalized other Idiopathic generalized not specified Jeavons syndrome Juvenile myoclonic epilepsy (JME) Late onset childhood occipital epilepsy (Gastaut type) Myoclonic encephalopathy in nonprogressive disorders Myoclonic epilepsy in infancy Neonatal seizures Non epileptic paroxysmal disorder Not applicable Ohtahara syndrome Panayiotopoulos syndrome Perioral myoclonia with absences Photosensitive epilepsy Rasmussen syndrome Reflex epilepsies UNKNOWN West syndrome
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