Postictal mixed XXXX .

@entity1 @entity410 @entity8378 @entity12862 @entity75 @entity63 @entity70891 @entity2026 @entity1653 @entity3174 @entity159
@entity2026 has been described in left @entity410 . It may be of fluent, non-fluent or global type. We present here a @entity1 who displayed signs of mixed @entity8378 ( @entity70891 ). The @entity1 was a 67 year old @entity1 who underwent excision of a left frontal @entity1653 in 1987. Since then he has been treated with @entity3174 for generalized @entity410 (GTCS). He was admitted in @entity159 . On awakening, the @entity1 was non-fluent with palilalia and @entity12862 . His repetition was relatively preserved but all the other language functions were impaired. This picture faded away within a few hours. Brain CT, performed during this postictal state, was normal except for signs related to frontal craniotomy. SPECT, which was performed after language functions returned to normal, displayed @entity75 . The postictal language dysfunction of the @entity1 corresponded to @entity70891 . Although our case has frontal, he had no other structural lesion that could explain either @entity63 of the left hemisphere or watershed areas secondary to the generalized @entity410 . The uniqueness of this case is the combination of postictal @entity70891 with good prognosis.
