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Die differentialdiagnostische Bedeutung cerebraler Anfallsformen bei temporalen Tumoren

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207 cases with tumors of the temporal region are reviewed. 45.9% developed epileptic seizures which were of temporal lobe origin in 23.7% of the cases. The various types of seizures are analysed and their relation to types and localizations of the tumors is shown. 377 other cases with temporal lobe seizures without tumors are compared with those of the first group and special features regarding differential diagnosis and etiology of seizures are pointed out.

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An Hand eines eigenen Krankengutes von 207 Tumoren des Temporalbereiches werden die verschiedenen Anfallformen in ihrer differential-diagnostischen Bedeutung hinsichtlich Tumorart und -lokalisation erörtert. Unter Auswertung weiterer 377 nicht-tumorbedingter Temporallappenepilepsien werden differentialdiagnostische Merkmale zur Genese der Anfälle aufgezeigt.

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    G. Lausberg & V. Calatayud-Maldonado

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In Anlehnung an einen Vortrag zur Jahrestagung der „Sociedad Española de Neurologia“ in Barcelona am 11./12. 12. 1964.

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Lausberg, G., Calatayud-Maldonado, V. Die differentialdiagnostische Bedeutung cerebraler Anfallsformen bei temporalen Tumoren. Deutsche Zeitschrift f. Nervenheilkunde 191, 1–9 (1967). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00243768

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