Pelliecia A, Giannotti F, Trasatti G
1st Chair of Child Neuropsychiatry, University of Rome La Sapienza, Italy.
Neurophysiol Clin. 1990 Oct;20(4):247-52. doi: 10.1016/s0987-7053(05)80114-5.
This study consists of the investigation of the anamnestic and electroclinical features of 37 children who showed paroxysmal activity on EEG during drowsiness. This activity is composed of generalized slow high-voltage waves with intermixed spikes and sharp waves (Rudimentary Spike-Wave complexes). All the children had suffered from febrile convulsions, with none of them developing epileptic syndromes during the 3 years following the onset of the study. We point out the diagnostic value of RSW as well as the necessity of careful monitoring of the waking-drowsy state during EEG in children with febrile convulsions.
本研究包括对37名在嗜睡期间脑电图显示阵发性活动的儿童的既往史和电临床特征进行调查。这种活动由伴有混合棘波和尖波的广泛性慢高电压波组成（原始棘慢复合波）。所有儿童均曾患热性惊厥，在研究开始后的3年里，他们均未发展为癫痫综合征。我们指出了原始棘慢复合波的诊断价值以及对热性惊厥儿童进行脑电图检查时仔细监测清醒-嗜睡状态的必要性。
