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Single seizure due to remote causes
Link to WHO Definition
Single seizure due to remote causes – http://id.who.int/icd/entity/2006527791
An unprovoked seizure occurring in a patient with no history of antecedent seizures but with abnormalities of brain development or a potentially responsible clinical condition (metabolic, structural, toxic). The temporal relationship with the CNS insult is beyond the interval estimated for the occurrence of acute symptomatic seizures. The CNS insult may be static or progressive.
Parents
Children
- Single seizure due to prenatal or perinatal brain insults
- Single seizure due to immune disorders
- Single seizure due to injuries to the head
- Single seizure due to central nervous system infections or infestations
- Single seizure due to tumours of the nervous system
- Single seizure with mesial temporal sclerosis
- Single seizure due to abnormalities of brain development
- Single seizure due to cerebrovascular diseases
- Single seizure due to genetic syndromes with widespread or progressive effects
- Single seizure due to degenerative brain disorders