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Some Considerations on Diagnosis and Treatment of Pseudo-Epileptic Seizures in Adolescents

Pseudo-epileptic seizures can have a major impact on diagnosis and treatment of epilepsy in adolescents (Ramani et al., 1980; King et al., 1982). Moreover, increasing interest exists in the understanding of pseudo-epileptic seizures in terms of symptoms of underlying personality disorder (Stewart et al., 1982). From a practical point of view, our concern for these types of seizures originates from intervening influence on different forms of psychosocial treatment of adolescents and children (Williams et al., 1978), possibly due to the concomitant effects of assumed organic disorder.