Bancaud 1981 Aura. A frequent use term in the descript of epilept seizur is aura. Accord to the Dictionari of Epilepsy, this term was introduc by Galen to describ the sensat of a breath of air felt by some subject prior to the onset of a seizure. Other have refer to the aura as the portion of a seizur experienc befor loss of conscious occurs. This loss of conscious may be the result of secondari general of the seizur discharg or of alter of conscious impart by the develop of a complex partial seizure. The aura is that portion of the seizur which occur befor conscious is lost and for which memori is retain afterwards. It may be that, as in simpl partial seizures, the aura is the whole seizure. Where conscious is subsequ lost, the aura is, in fact, the signal symptom of a complex partial seizure. An aura is a retrospect term which is describ after the seizur is ended. Luder 1998 Sensori Sphere Warn symptom at begin of seizur Aura Aura are ictal manifest have sensory, psychosensory, and experienti symptoms. Aura consist exclus of subject symptom and usual occur at the begin of a seizur (“warn symptoms”). In general, they are brief (seconds) and onli rare may persist longer (minutes). They may occur in isol from ani other ictal symptom and, if so, tend to last slight longer. In general, the epilept natur of auralik symptomatolog can be document object onli if the aura consist evolv into a dialept or motor seizur or if EEG monitor demonstr an EEG seizur pattern dure the aura. 2001 Blume 2.1 Aura: Noun: A subject ictal phenomenon that, in a given patient, may preced an observ seizure; if alone, constitut a sensori seizure. 2.2 Sensory: A perceptu experi not caus by appropri stimuli in the extern world. Modifi \"seizure\" or \"aura.\"

bancaud 1981 aura. a frequently used term in the description of epileptic seizures is aura. according to the dictionary of epilepsy, this term was introduced by galen to describe the sensation of a breath of air felt by some subjects prior to the onset of a seizure. others have referred to the aura as the portion of a seizure experienced before loss of consciousness occurs. this loss of consciousness may be the result of secondary generalization of the seizure discharge or of alteration of consciousness imparted by the development of a complex partial seizure. the aura is that portion of the seizure which occurs before consciousness is lost and for which memory is retained afterwards. it may be that, as in simple partial seizures, the aura is the whole seizure. where consciousness is subsequently lost, the aura is, in fact, the signal symptom of a complex partial seizure. an aura is a retrospective term which is described after the seizure is ended. luders 1998 sensorial sphere warning symptoms at beginning of seizure aura auras are ictal manifestations having sensory, psychosensory, and experiential symptoms. auras consist exclusively of subjective symptoms and usually occur at the beginning of a seizure (“warning symptoms”). in general, they are brief (seconds) and only rarely may persist longer (minutes). they may occur in isolation from any other ictal symptom and, if so, tend to last slightly longer. in general, the epileptic nature of auralike symptomatology can be documented objectively only if the aura consistently evolves into a dialeptic or motor seizure or if eeg monitoring demonstrates an eeg seizure pattern during the aura. 2001 blume 2.1 aura: noun: a subjective ictal phenomenon that, in a given patient, may precede an observable seizure; if alone, constitutes a sensory seizure. 2.2 sensory: a perceptual experience not caused by appropriate stimuli in the external world. modifies \"seizure\" or \"aura.\"

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