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Gelastic - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Gelastic is a term often used in medical terminology to indicate an association of a symptom or syndrome with laughter. The word originates from the Greek gelastikos -- gelaein , to laugh. Examples i...
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Gelastic seizure - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
A Gelastic Seizure , also known as "Gelastic Epilepsy" is a rare type of seizure that involves a sudden burst of energy, usually in the form of laughing or crying. This syndrome usually occurs for n...
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Apparently it matters. A Patchwork Mind discusses how some of the genes we get from each parent are imprinted to work differently. It's not as simple as "half from mom, half from dad, and the recessive gene only works if there's no dominant gene." Maternal genes "turn off" for some characteristics, ... When the turning off,
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Gelastic is clear and can be pigmented to any color. If kept from extreme conditions GelasticR always returns to its original shape without permanent set, making it very useful for cushioning applications.
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The pathogenesis of central precocious puberty (PP) and/or gelastic seizures due to a hypothalamic hamartoma (HH) is still under debate. ... The pathogenesis of central precocious puberty (PP) and/or gelastic seizures due to a hypothalamic hamartoma (HH) is still under debate. We evaluated the association of clinical...
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Gelastic seizures (laughing seizures) are a rare type of epileptic seizure in which laugh in a main and dominating manifestation of the seizure. ... Based on examination of 2 patients with gelastic seizures and hypothalamic hamartoma, clinical features, EEG characteristics and therapeutic perspectives for the disorder...
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Gelastic epilepsy or epileptic seizure. The seizures of gelastic epilepsy are characterized by spells of involuntary laughter.Gelastic epilepsy often results from a developmental abnormality of the brain known as hypothalamic hamartoma.
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