A reply from Dr Singh

Reply to Letter from Dr Privitera

CORRESPONDENCE Dear Sir, I was pleased to see Lebrun's ~ review of the important topic of ictal verbal behaviour. However , I believe he did not emphasize enough how careful analysis of ictal and postictal language can assist in seizure focus localization. Koerner et al 2, and later Gabr et al 3, showed that careful review of ictal and postictal language during video/EEG recorded seizures provi...

Authors' Reply to Comments from Dr. Guan

To the Editor. We thank Dr. Guan for his interest in our recent article [1]. He has raised some comments regarding possible potential of MT and zinc as therapeutic tools for inflammatory diseases. As he mentions, simply inducing and/or enhancing metallothionein (MT) is harmful, particularly in physiological condition. We want to emphasize that for severe (lethal) inflammatory conditions such as...

Reply to letter from Dr Privitera

CORRESPONDENCE Dear Sir, I was pleased to see Lebrun's ~ review of the important topic of ictal verbal behaviour. However , I believe he did not emphasize enough how careful analysis of ictal and postictal language can assist in seizure focus localization. Koerner et al 2, and later Gabr et al 3, showed that careful review of ictal and postictal language during video/EEG recorded seizures provi...

Reply to letter from Dr Brodtkorb

drome4), but was still considered to have NCS 'with a generalized EEG pat tern in localization-related epilepsy syndromes' (NCS class IIb}. Pat ient 14 was labelled as belonging to NCS class III (unclassifiable epilepsy syndrome), but the epilepsy syndrome was described as generalized in Table 5 of this paper 2. The integration of patients with severe intellectual deficits into the general epil...

Dr. Wallace and Dr. Stone reply.