epigastric sensations, nausea, tachycardia) phenomena and often wake the patient from sleep. 1 Compared to frontal lobe epilepsy, seizures in NTLE are less frequent, not clustered, and tend to lack prominent motor activity unless the seizures become [jcsm.aasm.org]

gustatory/ olfactory hallucinations, vertigo), or autonomic (e.g., epigastric sensations, nausea, tachycardia) phenomena and often wake the patient from sleep. 1 Compared to frontal lobe epilepsy, seizures in NTLE are less frequent, not clustered, [jcsm.aasm.org]

EEG of a 16-yr-old child with MR and tonic seizures, showing slow spike wave activity superimposed on a slow BG. 22. EEG of an 11-yr-old pt with LGS showing GPFA. 23. Tonic seizure in a patient with LGS. 24. [slideshare.net]

[…] tonic-clonic seizures, atypical absence, atonic, and other type of seizures. [j-epilepsy.org]

According to Lerman, the seizure frequency is low, 13% may have just one seizure, 66% have infrequent seizures, and 21% have frequent seizures. [euroformhealthcare.biz]

Focal seizures can progress to affect both sides of the brain. When this happens, the seizure is called a bilateral seizure, usually tonic-clonic seizures or convulsions. Other seizure types include absence, atypical absence, and atonic seizures. [epilepsy.com]

Inclusion criteria were: (1) focal seizures or apparently generalized seizures and focal EEG epileptiform discharges; (2) further occurrence of atypical absences, and myoclonic, atonic, and/or generalized seizures; (3) cognitive impairment and/or behavior [moh-it.pure.elsevier.com]

She started speaking monosyllables at 18 months and simple sentences (without verbs) at 3 yeas of age and there was no evidence of any focal neurological deficit. Vision and hearing was normal. [indianpediatrics.net]

epileptiform discharges, may evolve into ESES during sleep in about half of children with LKS. 52 A previous study showed that more than 80% of children with LKS had bilateral epileptiform discharges in the perisylvian cortex, an area of the cerebral [j-epilepsy.org]