Explore the complex world of psychogenic seizures in this informative 1-hour lecture from Stanford University. Learn how these attacks mimic epileptic seizures but stem from different causes. Gain insights from experts Dr. Robert Fisher, Dr. John Barry, and Dr. Andres Kanner as they delve into the nature of this confusing disorder, its diagnostic methods, and treatment options. Discover valuable information to better understand this condition and its impact on patients. For further research on health-related topics, utilize Stanford Health Library's free research service and resources.
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Psychogenic Seizures — What are They, How Can They be Diagnosed and Treated?
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4.0 rating, based on 2 Class Central reviews
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Its fantastic. It helps me to differentiate between epileptic seizure & non epileptic seizures.Also enriches my knowledge about non epileptic seizure. Very conceptual, easy to learn course.I would suggest everyone who have confusion between epileptic and non epileptic seizure
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This course is really helpful. As a student who is seeking for scopes to explore neuroscience, I found this really informative
