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Partial complex seizures. how do they evolve in you, over a few years?
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Sz evolution: The question presume an injury followed by several years , epilepsy starts-- they may not evolve, they start as such from the beginning--only some location in brain produce complex partial like frontal or temporal, hippocampus.
Answered 5/21/2016
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