[Reflex @entity3148 in @entity950 : a new reflex epilepsy syndrome or a variant of benign @entity3148 in XXXX ].

@entity1 @entity410 @entity2045 @entity1092 @entity302 @entity3148 @entity950
CASE REPORTS: We report a clinical and EEG study of 8 @entity1 with reflex @entity3148 of @entity950 to further confirm the existence of this syndrome first described by Ricci et al in 1995. RESULTS: Between February 1990 to July 2002, we identified 64 @entity302 @entity1 with @entity410 with an onset in the first six years of life. Eight (12.5%) of these @entity1 had @entity410 stimuli sensible. The @entity410 were characterized by generalized, @entity2045 triggered by tactile stimuli in six @entity1 and acoustic stimuli in two, in one of them @entity2045 were triggered by both types of stimuli. The @entity410 appeared between 5 and 20 months of age. Two of the 8 @entity1 had spontaneous @entity2045 during sleep. Interictal EEG was normal during wakefulness and occasional discharges were evident during sleep. In contrast, the ictal EEG during both wakefulness and sleep showed generalized spike wave and polyspike slow wave paroxysms. Neurologic examination, neuroimaging and neurometabolic studies were normal. @entity2045 disappeared in 6 @entity1 after @entity1092 administration and in two after clobazan administration. Antiepileptic treatment was discontinued in 6 @entity1 and no @entity410 recurrence was observed during a median follow up of 6 years. CONCLUSION: Our @entity1 presented electro clinical criteria compatible with the syndrome of reflex @entity3148 of @entity950 . This syndrome could be considered to be a new reflex @entity302 or a variant of benign @entity3148 in @entity950 .
