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== Diagnostic Study of Choice == | == Diagnostic Study of Choice == | ||
There is no single [[diagnostic]] study of choice for the diagnosis of seizure and the underlying [[etiology]]. The basis of seizure investigation and [[diagnosis]] depends upon: | |||
There is no single [[diagnostic]] study of choice for the diagnosis of seizure and the underlying | *A detailed history of any event before and after a seizure episode | ||
*A detailed history of any event | |||
*Investigation of co-existing conditions | *Investigation of co-existing conditions | ||
*Focused [[physical exam]] | *Focused [[physical exam]] | ||
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Overview
Diagnostic Study of Choice
There is no single diagnostic study of choice for the diagnosis of seizure and the underlying etiology. The basis of seizure investigation and diagnosis depends upon:
- A detailed history of any event before and after a seizure episode
- Investigation of co-existing conditions
- Focused physical exam