Epilepsy-- its symptoms, treatment, and relation to other chronic convulsive diseases

absent action affected already appears attacks become body brain cause cent centre character clonic spasm commencement common contraction convulsions defective depend described disease disturbance duration epilepsia mitior epilepsy epileptic evidence examined example exhibited existed extreme face fact failure feels Females fits former four fourth frequency function further given groups hand head hereditary impaired important increased individuals induced influence irritation kind latter less malady Males mean mental condition mind mode months motor movements muscles nature nearly nervous nutrition observed occasionally occurred organic pain paroxysms patients period petit phenomena physical position present proportion pulse question rare recurrence referred regard relation represented respectively says seen seizures sensation severity shown similar slight sometimes suffered symptoms taking third tion tonic violent weeks whereas