… neurology team within the first six months after referral (Table 1). … , hypoxic-ischaemic
encephalopathy, vascular lesions, … , shuddering attacks or benign myoclonus of early infancy. …

… early myoclonic encephalopathy (EME) and one case was diagnosed as hypoxic-ischaemic
encephalopathy … as the manifestation of severe brain damage and had poor prognosis. Most …

… mechanisms of early-life exposure to fluoxetine on neural plasticity after HI brain injury in …
4 Fluoxetine pretreatment increased synapsin I transcription in the hippocampus after hypoxic-…

… epilepsy and juvenile myoclonic epilepsy are increasingly … and perinatal hypoxic-ischaemic
encephalopathy were … seizures and early breath-through seizures after treatment initiation. …

… no clinical signs of arresting after a duration encompassing the … These definitions of
early/impending SE and established SE … in which generalized myoclonic jerks occur continuous 9r …

… Hypothermia and unstable temperature were noted on the first day of life. After initiation of
… The seizures were characterised by myoclonic jerks, rotational eye movements and arching …

… Conclusion The prevalence myoclonus after CA survi⁃ vors is 24.2%. The patients with
myoclonus without epileptiform activity and longer length of hospitaliza⁃ tion have good …

… a true epileptic seizure ie anoxic-epileptic seizure. … for myoclonus. It is a basic alerting
reaction consisting of facial grimacing with blinking, followed by involuntary movements of head …

… myoclonus, and cerebral tremor, under the heading of move… ganglion ischemia, and cerebral
hypoxia and anoxia to be key … First, some postulate chronic ischaemia existing after the …

… in its early stage is presumably a major reason to drive brain cells into … injury of nerve cells
occurs quickly in a range of minutes after … rundown with time under anoxic condition through a …