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generalized seizure
generalized seizure n. A seizure that originates from multiple brain foci and is characterized by general rather than localized neurologic symptoms, may be tonic-clonic, and may progress from a partial seizure. ThesaurusNoun | 1. | generalized seizure - a seizure during which the patient becomes unconscious and has convulsions over the entire bodyepilepsia major, grand malepileptic seizure - convulsions accompanied by impaired consciousness | EncyclopediaSeeseizuregeneralized seizure
generalized seizuren. A seizure that originates from multiple brain foci and is characterized by general rather than localized neurologic symptoms, may be tonic-clonic, and may progress from a focal seizure.generalized seizureA seizure in which abnormal electrical activity occurs in large areas of the brain. Generalized seizures usually result in loss of consciousness. See also: seizureLegalSeeSeizuregeneralized seizure Related to generalized seizure: grand mal seizure, focal seizure, primary generalized epilepsy, complex partial seizure, generalized seizure disorderSynonyms for generalized seizurenoun a seizure during which the patient becomes unconscious and has convulsions over the entire bodySynonymsRelated Words |