Absence Retropulsive

Retropulsive absence is a type of epileptic seizure (absence), characterized by hypertensive convulsions with arching of the body backwards.

With retropulsive absence seizure, there is a sudden loss of consciousness, accompanied by muscle tension and a sharp throwing back of the head and torso. At the same time, the arms are extended at the elbows, the legs are extended at the knees. The duration of the attack usually ranges from 5 to 20 seconds.

These attacks most often occur in children and adolescents with Lennox-Gastaut syndrome. They can be repeated many times during the day, significantly disrupting normal functioning. Treatment includes antiepileptic drugs.

If retropulsive absence seizures occur, it is important to promptly consult a neurologist to prescribe adequate therapy and prevent trauma during attacks. Control of the disease allows achieving stable remission and improving the quality of life of patients.

Retropusive absence (pulseless) - hypertensive dystonia is usually associated primarily with mental disorders, especially depersonalization of mental processes, which are characterized by short-term, sometimes sudden attacks without warning. This form of the disease manifests itself already in childhood and lasts