Christie S, Guberman A, Tansley B W, Couture M
Division of Neurology, University of Ottawa/Ottawa General Hospital, Ontario, Canada.
Epilepsia. 1988 May-Jun;29(3):288-93. doi: 10.1111/j.1528-1157.1988.tb03720.x.
Precipitating stimuli were investigated in a 24-year-old woman with primary reading epilepsy. Reading material was presented on a microcomputer video display monitor under controlled conditions while the patient underwent EEG radiotelemetry/video monitoring. We examined the relative contribution of the following variables utilizing a factorial design: eye movements, reading aloud versus reading silently, linguistic complexity, and concentrations. None of these factors acted solely as the critical stimulus in provoking seizures. Seizures were most readily elicited when the patient read aloud, using material of medium or high linguistic complexity with the usual scanning eye movements for reading.
对一名患有原发性阅读性癫痫的24岁女性的诱发刺激因素进行了研究。在患者接受脑电图无线电遥测/视频监测的控制条件下，通过微型计算机视频显示器呈现阅读材料。我们采用析因设计研究了以下变量的相对作用：眼球运动、朗读与默读、语言复杂性和注意力。这些因素均未单独作为诱发癫痫发作的关键刺激因素。当患者朗读、使用语言复杂性中等或较高的材料并伴有阅读时常见的扫视眼球运动时，癫痫发作最容易诱发。
