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Factors Related to the Induction of Psychiatric Symptoms in Patients with Epilepsy

At the annual meeting of the Japan Epilepsy Society, in Toba in 1967 and in Niigata in 1973, special symposiums were convened in attempts to clarify problems related to psychiatric symptoms in patients with epilepsy. In 1982 in Sapporo, this same topic was again the focus of attention. A committee elaborated on the aims of the symposium and added new topics concerning the inducing factors of the occurrence of psychiatric symptoms in epileptics. As is well known, psychic factors in these patients cover a broad spectrum ranging from minor psychological disturbances to manifestation of a schizophrenia-like psychosis. In the Sapporo symposium, the following categories were the focus of attention.