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My wife had a calcified granuloma in leftparieto occipital sulcus along with minimal perilesional gliosis. and she is getting seizures for this proble?
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Probably: Many types of brain lesions, such as a calcified granuloma, brain tumor, or vascular malformation, can cause seizures. This happens when the lesion causes irritation to the surrounding brain tissue, which can cause electrical activity that can build into a seizure. Antiseizure medications are helpful in most cases, but if they are not, surgery may be indicated.
Answered 11/7/2015
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