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Self-Limited Epilepsy with Centrotemporal Spikes (SeLECTS)
is a benign childhood epilepsy syndrome characterized by focal seizures occurring in children, typically starting between ages 3 and 13, and often resolving by adolescence.
clinical features self-limited epilepsies
infrequent seizures, usually in sleep
normal and intellect
favorable outcome, spontaneous
SeLE with Centrotemporal Spikes seizure type and pattern
brief generalized tonic clonic seizures in sleep, or facial sensorimotor seizures
SeLE with Occipital Spikes seizure type and pattern
prolonged seizures with decreased muscle tone, unresponsiveness, and autonomic features (vomiting, drooling, urinary incontinence, pupillary changes, piloerection)