ictal (Meaning)
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ictal (a)
of or relating to a seizure or convulsion
Synonyms & Antonyms of ictal
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ictal Sentence Examples
- The ictal phase of the seizure was characterized by tonic-clonic movements.
- An ictal EEG recording revealed sharp waves and spikes during the seizure.
- The patient experienced a cluster of ictal events, lasting several minutes each.
- The ictal period was followed by a postictal state of confusion and disorientation.
- During the ictal phase, the patient had no awareness of their surroundings.
- The ictal onset occurred abruptly, without any warning signs.
- The doctor used an anticonvulsant medication to suppress the ictal activity.
- The ictal symptoms included involuntary muscle contractions and impaired consciousness.
- The duration of the ictal period varied from a few seconds to several minutes.
- The ictal events were often preceded by an aura, or warning symptom.
FAQs About the word ictal
of or relating to a seizure or convulsion
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No antonyms found.
The ictal phase of the seizure was characterized by tonic-clonic movements.
An ictal EEG recording revealed sharp waves and spikes during the seizure.
The patient experienced a cluster of ictal events, lasting several minutes each.
The ictal period was followed by a postictal state of confusion and disorientation.
