The flashing text it created was far more obnoxious — triggering epilepsy later became a concern, even — which is why it was swiftly and viciously maligned by designers.
It has been shown in experimental animals that amyloid β-peptides may induce neuronal hyperexcitability and trigger progressive epilepsy [ 57].
It further needs to be emphasised that the trigger of epilepsy (epileptogenic lesion) and the perilesional brain tissue may not necessarily segregate or be contiguous with the perpetuating epileptogenic zone which becomes evident through incomplete seizure control after lesionectomy [ 1].
"One of the triggers for epilepsy is exhaustion and it may be that because Moritz had been working so hard his fatigue was a trigger for the seizure that killed him.
The inquest into his death found that he died of an epileptic seizure which could have been unrelated to his exhaustion, though the coroner noted: "One of the triggers for epilepsy is exhaustion and it may be that because Moritz had been working so hard his fatigue was a trigger for the seizure that killed him".
I seize the day, and also seize throughout the day because my lifestyle choices have created an adrenaline imbalance that triggers my epilepsy.
This may contribute to impairments in cognitive functioning and trigger or exacerbate epilepsy.
He has epilepsy, triggered by two things he likes and one that he can't avoid: alcohol, caffeine, and not getting enough sleep.
However, the typical frequency of flicker caused by a large turbine – 1.75Hz, or about 35rpm – is lower than the frequency range – 3-60Hz – thet thEpilepsy Societyty says can affect those who can suffer seizures triggered by photosensitive epilepsy.
He had established by 2006, after a disconcerting seizure resulted in him being taken to hospital, that alcohol and lack of sleep were the most obvious triggers of his epilepsy.
Dementia patients with damage to the anterior temporal cortex have a problem finding the name to go with the face, while people with epilepsy triggered by the right fusiform gyrus sometimes believe different faces belong to the same person, says Jon Driver of the institute of cognitive neuroscience at UCL, one of the research team.
