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Disease classification WHO
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In ILAE 1989 classification syndrome of Kojewnikow[1] was defined as a specific form of partial somatomotor seizure disorder involving the Rolandic area of motor cortex.[2][3] Aleksei Yakovlevich Kozhevnikov Алексе́й Я́ковлевич Коже́вников in 1894 gave a superb description of epilepsia partialis continua [4] [5]

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Difficulties in diagnosing absence seizures in adults

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  1. Dicctionary of medical eponyms
  2. Encyclopedia of the Neurological Sciences
  3. in German literature the spelling Kozhevnikow is preferred Neurologische Intensivmedizin: Praxisleitfaden für neurologische
  4. Epilepsia partialis continua of Kozhevnikov
  5. Kozhevnikov epilepsy: The disease and its eponym epilepsia