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Spike-wave Stupor in a Mother and Daughter Nobuhiko Obata 1 , Seiji Wada 1 , Yasuo Hishikawa 1 , Koichiro Minato 2 , Tsuyoshi Inaniwa 2 , Yoshio Yahaba 3 1Department of Neuropsychiatry, Akita University School of Medicine 2Akita City Hospital 3Nakadori Hospital Keyword: Epilepsy , Spike-wave stupor , Genetic aspect , Epileptic psychotic episode pp.527-534
Published Date 1989/5/15
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1405204710
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 A mother and daughter suffering from spike-wave stupor were reported. Clinical symptoms and EEG findings in both patients were closely similar. In both patients, age at the onset of their spike-wave stupor was in the later thirties. Duration of an episode of their spike-wave stupor would be two to three days. Their symptoms fluctuated even during one episode. They were almost akinetic and mutistic when their symptoms were most prominent with diffuse, continuous spike and wave complex of 3Hz in the EEGs. Their interictal EEGs showed paroxysmal slow waves localized on the right frontal area.

 The daughter had mental retardation (imbecile), convulsive seizures since childhood, and hallucinations and delusions of injury in the post-stuporous period. The mother had normal intelligence and did not suffer from convulsive seizure, hallucinations or delusions. Brain CT of the daughter disclosed remarkable atrophy of the cerebellum, but that of her mother was normal. Pharmacotherapy with valproate sodium completely suppressed spike-wave stupor in the mother, but we failed to control the stupor of her daughter with pharmacotherapy.

 The present findings suggest that some genetic factor plays a role in spike-wave stupor.


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