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In [[ILAE]] 1989 classification syndrome of [[Kozhenikov epilepsy|Koyewnikow]]<ref>Dicctionary of medical eponyms</ref> was defined as a specific form of partial somatomotor seizure disorder involving the [[Rolandic area]] of motor cortex.<ref>Encyclopedia of the Neurological Sciences</ref><ref>in German literature the spelling Kozhevnikow is prfeferred Neurologische Intensivmedizin: Praxisleitfaden für neurologische</ref> | In [[ILAE]] 1989 classification syndrome of [[Kozhenikov epilepsy|Koyewnikow]]<ref>Dicctionary of medical eponyms</ref> was defined as a specific form of partial somatomotor seizure disorder involving the [[Rolandic area]] of motor cortex.<ref>Encyclopedia of the Neurological Sciences</ref><ref>in German literature the spelling Kozhevnikow is prfeferred Neurologische Intensivmedizin: Praxisleitfaden für neurologische</ref> | ||
Aleksei Yakovlevich Kozhevnikov in 1894 gave a superb description of epilepsia partialis continua <ref>[http://www.medlink.com/article/epilepsia_partialis_continua_of_kozhevnikov Epilepsia partialis continua of Kozhevnikov]</ref> | Aleksei Yakovlevich Kozhevnikov in 1894 gave a superb description of [[epilepsy|epilepsia]] partialis continua <ref>[http://www.medlink.com/article/epilepsia_partialis_continua_of_kozhevnikov Epilepsia partialis continua of Kozhevnikov]</ref> | ||
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In ILAE 1989 classification syndrome of Koyewnikow[1] was defined as a specific form of partial somatomotor seizure disorder involving the Rolandic area of motor cortex.[2][3] Aleksei Yakovlevich Kozhevnikov in 1894 gave a superb description of epilepsia partialis continua [4]
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