anoxic seizure造句

• The precipitants and the manifestations of reflex anoxic seizures may change with age.
• Many, if not most, cases of venipuncture fits are reflex anoxic seizures.
• Although minor bumps to the head are reported as the most common precipitants to reflex anoxic seizures, many other stimuli may also be involved.
• Presumably because the precipitants to the attacks generally require a degree of mobility, descriptions of reflex anoxic seizures before the age of 6 months are rare.
• The first season dealt mostly with inherited rare diseases including porphyria, phenylketonuria, muscular dystrophy, Guillain Barr?syndrome, reflex anoxic seizures and Savant syndrome.
• The adult physician is likely to classify such events as vasovagal syncopes rather than as reflex anoxic seizures and indeed progression through reflex anoxic seizures to vasovagal syncope is recognized.
• The adult physician is likely to classify such events as vasovagal syncopes rather than as reflex anoxic seizures and indeed progression through reflex anoxic seizures to vasovagal syncope is recognized.
• In this regard, note that beyond the toddler stage, children with reflex anoxic seizures may report out-of-body experiences with a dream-like quality.
• Reflex anoxic seizures occur in otherwise normal children, although there is no reason to suppose that children with disorders such as cerebral palsy and mental retardation are protected from them.
• When one considers the vast range of situations in which a child ( or adult ) can be surprised, frightened, upset, or merely excited, it is easy to understand how reflex anoxic seizures can occur in special settings, such as bathing and water immersion; in the anesthetic room; when witnessing  blood and gore; at the dentist office, school, place of worship, or the hairdresser's; and whilst watching television.
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