Sentences with phrase «primary idiopathic epilepsy»

If no cause of the seizure can be identified, the condition is diagnosed as primary idiopathic epilepsy (epilepsy of no known cause).

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When most people think of «epilepsy,» they are usually thinking of Idiopathic Epilepsy («primary epilepsy»), a condition that likely has a genetic / hereditary cause and is common in humans, dogs, and cats.

If no other cause can be found, the disease is called primary, or idiopathic epilepsy.

The most commonly diagnosed form of epilepsy is referred to as Primary (Idiopathic) Epilepsy.

However, grand mal seizures advanced to cluster seizures in 29 (19.9 %) of the affected Irish wolfhounds, which is a large number considering that only 27 % of all dogs referred for the treatment of cluster seizures suffer from (primary) idiopathic epilepsy 29.

Canine idiopathic epilepsy, also known as primary epilepsy, is epilepsy (seizures) that has no known cause.

Primary (sometimes called idiopathic) epilepsy is easy to misdiagnose.

Also known as primary epilepsy, idiopathic (or spontaneous) epilepsy (IE) is diagnosed in about five percent of dogs.

Primary epilepsy is also known as idiopathic, genetic, inherited or true epilepsy.