1
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(HPO:0007042)
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Focal white matter lesions |
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7 / 7739
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2
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(OMIM)
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Seizures, severe, drug-resistant, intractable |
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4 / 7739
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3
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(OMIM)
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Seizures occur multiple times per day |
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4 / 7739
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4
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(OMIM)
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Complex partial seizures, often with secondary generalization, are the most common type |
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4 / 7739
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5
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(OMIM)
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Focal neurologic deficits |
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5 / 7739
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6
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(OMIM)
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Impaired cognition |
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4 / 7739
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7
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(OMIM)
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Biopsy in both types shows neuronal cytomegaly (large, bizarre, maloriented neurons) in the laminar cortex |
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4 / 7739
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8
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(OMIM)
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Disorganized cortical architecture |
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4 / 7739
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9
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(OMIM)
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MRI may be normal, especially in type IIB |
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4 / 7739
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10
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(HPO:0001249)
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Intellectual disability |
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1089 / 7739
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11
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(OMIM)
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Absence of balloon cells (in type IIA) |
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4 / 7739
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12
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(OMIM)
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Multifocal areas of laminar dysmorphic neurons (in type IIA) |
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4 / 7739
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13
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(OMIM)
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Balloon cells (in type IIB) |
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4 / 7739
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14
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(OMIM)
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Blurry cortical-white matter junction due to spillover of abnormal neurons (in type IIB) |
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4 / 7739
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15
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(OMIM)
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Diffuse fibrillar astrocytosis (in type IIB) |
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4 / 7739
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16
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(OMIM)
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Focal thickening of the cortex on MRI (in type IIB) |
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4 / 7739
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17
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(OMIM)
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Blurring of the gray-white junction (in type IIB) |
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4 / 7739
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18
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(OMIM)
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Increased white matter abnormalities on T2 signalling (in type IIB) |
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4 / 7739
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19
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(OMIM)
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Funnel-shaped signal tapering from subcortical white matter to ventricle (in some type IIB patients) |
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4 / 7739
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