Hard to say: Most patients with ts do develop seizures. Not all patients with seizures have abnormal eeg's. It is by no means a 'gold standard test.' most seizure patients also have pseudo-seizures . These do not seem to be related to electrical activity; and often go away with placebo treatment. This does not mean that they are 'faking it'. The brain is a powerful and sometimes mysterious instrument.......
Answered 9/3/2013
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Seizure vs pseudo: A seizure is a brain event due to abnormal electrical activity. A pseudoseizure is a psychological issue and not actually a seizure from the brain. Up to 50% of people who have epilepsy may not show an abnormality on eeg between seizures. Seizures are common in tuberous sclerosis. A normal eeg does not rule out epilepsy.
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