PPT-How Brain Somatic Mutations Lead to Epilepsy

Dr Cyrus Boelman Neurology BC Childrens Hospital CLAE Biennial Meeting 2016 Disclosures None Case A Germline Mutation Case A 35 month old term non dysmorphic boy West syndrome. Background Information. Ten year old boy.. Was at a party and started shaking and convulsing.. Lately he has been overly aggressive and very angry. . Does not remember falling down, but he does remember an unpleasant odor when he did.. World’s most serious brain disorder. A disorder of brain function that takes the form recurrent seizures. Seizures can take a wide variety of forms. - Convulsing. . - A blank stare - Uncharacteristic behaviour . MD, DM,. . FIACM, MNAMS. Associate Professor,. Department of Neurology,. King George’s Medical University, Lucknow. Epilepsy. MCQ-1. When do you label a “seizure” as “epilepsy”?. Presence of family history. Kathryn J. Swoboda, MD, FACMG. Matthew . Sweney. , MS, MD. AHCF International . Family Conference. San Francisco, CA. June 28. th. , 2012. What is SUDEP?. Sudden, unexpected, witnessed or . unwitnessed. PYSC 4080. By: Misha Nili. Contents. Definitions. History. Seizure Stages. Classification. Mechanisms of Action. Neurotransmission. Genetics. Neuroanatomy. Neurodevelopment. Treatments. Cuttlefish. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l1T4ZgkCuiM. Related . Disorders. Somatic Symptom Disorder: . DSM-5. Cornerstone diagnosis of this category. Main feature is the presence of one or more somatic symptoms that cause distress or impairment in daily living. (Chapter 12 Section 4). Mutation. - . A . Change in Genetic . Information . Causes . can be: . 1. ) . Genetic (DNA proofreader does not catch mistakes) . in Replication . or Protein Synthesis. . 2. Introductions- who we are?. Amanda Pike- . Education Senior Program Manager, Epilepsy Foundation of MN. Jeannine Conway- . Pharm. D, University of MN, member of Professional Advisory Board of Epilepsy Foundation of MN. Presented by:. Neha. Agrawal. m.sc.. 3. rd. . sem. Introduction (organogenesis). Factor affecting organogenesis. Advantages of organogenesis. Application of organogenesis. Somatic hybridization . Chapter 8. Fundamentals of Abnormal Psychology. RONALD J. COMER | JONATHAN S. COMER| ninth edition. Disorders Featuring Somatic Symptoms. DSM-5 categories identify somatic symptoms. Primarily caused by psychological factors. . STRUCTURES. Purpose. :. 1. to obtain nourishment . i. . e., for nutrition .. 2. to resist or tolerate . unfavourable. conditions for their survival .. 3. for reproduction. .. 1.Rhizomorphs: . ( . organised. , small . embryoids. resembling the zygotic embryos from the embryo . genic. potential somatic plant cell of the callus tissue or cells of suspension culture is known as somatic embryogenesis. Psychosomatic Disorders. Prominent . physical or bodily symptoms . associated with significant impairment or distress. Actual physical illnesses may or may not be present. . . Somatic Symptom and Related Disorders. M.V.Sc Scholar. Bihar Veterinary College. B.A.S.U. Patna. VCM-604. What is Epilepsy-. It is a neurological disorder marked by sudden recurrent episodes of sensory disturbance, loss of consciousness, or convulsions, associated with abnormal electrical activity in the brain..