Table 2 Anesthetics induced seizures in patients without a history of epilepsy in different studies
From: Two cases of anesthetics-induced epileptic seizures: a case report and literature review
Study | Sex/Age | Surgery | Anaesthetic | Anesthesia type | Epileptic seizure | Duration | Period | Treatment | Epilepsy history | Family history | EEG | CT/MRI |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Mark 2017 [15] | M/34 | Craniotomy for arteriovenous malformation resection | Propofol | G | TCS | 100 s | During operation | Propofol and levetiracetam | N | N | Abnormal | Normal |
Hsieh 2015 [16] | F/10 | Elective tenectomy | Lidocaine | L | GTCS | 3 min | After anesthesia | Non | N | N | Abnormal | Normal |
Tuna 2012 [17] | F/65 | Endoscopic procetures | Propofol | G | GTCS | 40 min | Awakening period | Benzodiazepine | N | N | NA | Normal |
Yanaru 2010 [18] | M/23 | Removal of the nails in his upper arm | Propofol | G | GTCS | 20 min | After anesthesia | Midazolam | N | N | NA | NA |
Dorf 2006 [19] | F/94 | Fracture reduction | Lidocaine | L | GTCS | 2 min | After anesthesia | Non | N | N | NA | Normal |
Takeuchi 2005 [20] | NA | Obturator nerve blockade | Ropivacaine | L | GTCS | 2 min | After anesthesia | Non | N | N | NA | NA |