Effect of lateralized epileptic discharges on the thought flow

PURPOSE: Pauses in verbal expression of thought flow in patients with partial epilepsy was studied in order to achieve a best comprehension of brain interhemispheric influences. METHOD: We studied thirty nine patients with partial epileptic seizures and twenty four volunteers (control group). Free a...

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Published inArquivos de neuro-psiquiatria Vol. 59; no. 2B; pp. 318 - 323
Main Authors Mendonça, Paulo Bueno de, Piccinin, Lucy Campos, Capucho, Celso Medeiros, Campos, Carlos José Reis de
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Abstract PURPOSE: Pauses in verbal expression of thought flow in patients with partial epilepsy was studied in order to achieve a best comprehension of brain interhemispheric influences. METHOD: We studied thirty nine patients with partial epileptic seizures and twenty four volunteers (control group). Free association of ideas was used as a method to stablish the thought flow, starting with a stimulus word (subject name) that must be followed by spontaneous and consecutive word-phrase. Patients were instructed to say any thought that came to their minds without any kind of censoring. Subject responses were recorded through a PC keyboard and time intervals (pauses) between each word-phrase were processed by a software developed for this purpose. RESULTS: Time intervals reduction among associations in right lesional group were compared to left lesional, right non-lesional and control groups. An increase of associative time intervals was observed in the right non-lesional group compared to left non-lesional group. CONCLUSIONS: We suggest a possible inhibitory inter-hemispheric function of the right hemisphere modulating verbal expression of the thought flow. Considering the hypothesis of the inter-hemispheric inhibition by the right hemisphere on left hemisphere, we admit that in epileptic patients with right hemispheric lesion there is an attenuation of the inter-hemispheric inhibition and an increase in thought flow, whereas in patients without a lesion but a paroxysmal epileptic activity in right temporal lobe there is an exacerbation of this inhibitory function and consequent reduction in the thought flow. OBJETIVO: Foram estudadas as pausas na expressão verbal do pensamento em pacientes com epilepsia parcial a fim de estabelecer uma melhor compreensão das influências interhemisféricas cerebrais. MÉTODO: foram estudados 39 pacientes com crises epilépticas parciais e 24 voluntários (grupo controle). A associação livre de idéias foi usada como método para estabelecer o fluxo do pensamento, partindo de uma palavra-frase (nome do indivíduo) que devia ser seguida por palavras-frase espontâneas e consecutivas. Os pacientes foram orientados para dizer qualquer pensamento que viesse as suas mentes, sem qualquer tipo de censura. As respostas individuais foram registradas por meio de um teclado de computador (PC) e os intervalos de tempo (pausas) entre cada palavra-frase foram processadas por um software especialmente desenvolvido. RESULTADOS: Redução nos intervalos de tempo entre as associações encontrada no grupo lesional direito foi comparada aos grupos lesional esquerdo, não-lesional direito e controle. Um aumento nos intervalos de tempo das associações foi observado no grupo não lesional direito em relação ao grupo não-lesional esquerdo. CONCLUSÕES: Os resultado encontrados sugerem uma possível função inibitória do hemisfério direito modulando a expressão verbal do fluxo do pensamento. Considerando a hipótese da inibição inter-hemisférica pelo hemisfério direito sobre o hemisfério esquerdo, podemos admitir que em pacientes epilépticos com lesão hemisférica há uma atenuação da inibição inter-hemisférica e um aumento no fluxo do pensamento, enquanto que em pacientes sem lesão, porém com uma atividade epiléptica paroxística no lobo temporal direito há uma exacerbação desta função inibitória e consequente redução no fluxo do pensamento.
AbstractList Pauses in verbal expression of thought flow in patients with partial epilepsy was studied in order to achieve a best comprehension of brain interhemispheric influences.PURPOSEPauses in verbal expression of thought flow in patients with partial epilepsy was studied in order to achieve a best comprehension of brain interhemispheric influences.We studied thirty nine patients with partial epileptic seizures and twenty four volunteers (control group). Free association of ideas was used as a method to establish the thought flow, starting with a stimulus word (subject name) that must be followed by spontaneous and consecutive word-phrase. Patients were instructed to say any thought that came to their minds without any kind of censoring. Subject responses were recorded through a PC keyboard and time intervals (pauses) between each word-phrase were processed by a software developed for this purpose.METHODWe studied thirty nine patients with partial epileptic seizures and twenty four volunteers (control group). Free association of ideas was used as a method to establish the thought flow, starting with a stimulus word (subject name) that must be followed by spontaneous and consecutive word-phrase. Patients were instructed to say any thought that came to their minds without any kind of censoring. Subject responses were recorded through a PC keyboard and time intervals (pauses) between each word-phrase were processed by a software developed for this purpose.Time intervals reduction among associations in right lesional group were compared to left lesional, right non-lesional and control groups. An increase of associative time intervals was observed in the right non-lesional group compared to left non-lesional group.RESULTSTime intervals reduction among associations in right lesional group were compared to left lesional, right non-lesional and control groups. An increase of associative time intervals was observed in the right non-lesional group compared to left non-lesional group.We suggest a possible inhibitory inter-hemispheric function of the right hemisphere modulating verbal expression of the thought flow. Considering the hypothesis of the inter-hemispheric inhibition by the right hemisphere on left hemisphere, we admit that in epileptic patients with right hemispheric lesion there is an attenuation of the inter-hemispheric inhibition and an increase in thought flow, whereas in patients without a lesion but a paroxysmal epileptic activity in right temporal lobe there is an exacerbation of this inhibitory function and consequent reduction in the thought flow.CONCLUSIONSWe suggest a possible inhibitory inter-hemispheric function of the right hemisphere modulating verbal expression of the thought flow. Considering the hypothesis of the inter-hemispheric inhibition by the right hemisphere on left hemisphere, we admit that in epileptic patients with right hemispheric lesion there is an attenuation of the inter-hemispheric inhibition and an increase in thought flow, whereas in patients without a lesion but a paroxysmal epileptic activity in right temporal lobe there is an exacerbation of this inhibitory function and consequent reduction in the thought flow.
PURPOSE: Pauses in verbal expression of thought flow in patients with partial epilepsy was studied in order to achieve a best comprehension of brain interhemispheric influences. METHOD: We studied thirty nine patients with partial epileptic seizures and twenty four volunteers (control group). Free association of ideas was used as a method to stablish the thought flow, starting with a stimulus word (subject name) that must be followed by spontaneous and consecutive word-phrase. Patients were instructed to say any thought that came to their minds without any kind of censoring. Subject responses were recorded through a PC keyboard and time intervals (pauses) between each word-phrase were processed by a software developed for this purpose. RESULTS: Time intervals reduction among associations in right lesional group were compared to left lesional, right non-lesional and control groups. An increase of associative time intervals was observed in the right non-lesional group compared to left non-lesional group. CONCLUSIONS: We suggest a possible inhibitory inter-hemispheric function of the right hemisphere modulating verbal expression of the thought flow. Considering the hypothesis of the inter-hemispheric inhibition by the right hemisphere on left hemisphere, we admit that in epileptic patients with right hemispheric lesion there is an attenuation of the inter-hemispheric inhibition and an increase in thought flow, whereas in patients without a lesion but a paroxysmal epileptic activity in right temporal lobe there is an exacerbation of this inhibitory function and consequent reduction in the thought flow.
Pauses in verbal expression of thought flow in patients with partial epilepsy was studied in order to achieve a best comprehension of brain interhemispheric influences. We studied thirty nine patients with partial epileptic seizures and twenty four volunteers (control group). Free association of ideas was used as a method to establish the thought flow, starting with a stimulus word (subject name) that must be followed by spontaneous and consecutive word-phrase. Patients were instructed to say any thought that came to their minds without any kind of censoring. Subject responses were recorded through a PC keyboard and time intervals (pauses) between each word-phrase were processed by a software developed for this purpose. Time intervals reduction among associations in right lesional group were compared to left lesional, right non-lesional and control groups. An increase of associative time intervals was observed in the right non-lesional group compared to left non-lesional group. We suggest a possible inhibitory inter-hemispheric function of the right hemisphere modulating verbal expression of the thought flow. Considering the hypothesis of the inter-hemispheric inhibition by the right hemisphere on left hemisphere, we admit that in epileptic patients with right hemispheric lesion there is an attenuation of the inter-hemispheric inhibition and an increase in thought flow, whereas in patients without a lesion but a paroxysmal epileptic activity in right temporal lobe there is an exacerbation of this inhibitory function and consequent reduction in the thought flow.
PURPOSE: Pauses in verbal expression of thought flow in patients with partial epilepsy was studied in order to achieve a best comprehension of brain interhemispheric influences. METHOD: We studied thirty nine patients with partial epileptic seizures and twenty four volunteers (control group). Free association of ideas was used as a method to stablish the thought flow, starting with a stimulus word (subject name) that must be followed by spontaneous and consecutive word-phrase. Patients were instructed to say any thought that came to their minds without any kind of censoring. Subject responses were recorded through a PC keyboard and time intervals (pauses) between each word-phrase were processed by a software developed for this purpose. RESULTS: Time intervals reduction among associations in right lesional group were compared to left lesional, right non-lesional and control groups. An increase of associative time intervals was observed in the right non-lesional group compared to left non-lesional group. CONCLUSIONS: We suggest a possible inhibitory inter-hemispheric function of the right hemisphere modulating verbal expression of the thought flow. Considering the hypothesis of the inter-hemispheric inhibition by the right hemisphere on left hemisphere, we admit that in epileptic patients with right hemispheric lesion there is an attenuation of the inter-hemispheric inhibition and an increase in thought flow, whereas in patients without a lesion but a paroxysmal epileptic activity in right temporal lobe there is an exacerbation of this inhibitory function and consequent reduction in the thought flow. OBJETIVO: Foram estudadas as pausas na expressão verbal do pensamento em pacientes com epilepsia parcial a fim de estabelecer uma melhor compreensão das influências interhemisféricas cerebrais. MÉTODO: foram estudados 39 pacientes com crises epilépticas parciais e 24 voluntários (grupo controle). A associação livre de idéias foi usada como método para estabelecer o fluxo do pensamento, partindo de uma palavra-frase (nome do indivíduo) que devia ser seguida por palavras-frase espontâneas e consecutivas. Os pacientes foram orientados para dizer qualquer pensamento que viesse as suas mentes, sem qualquer tipo de censura. As respostas individuais foram registradas por meio de um teclado de computador (PC) e os intervalos de tempo (pausas) entre cada palavra-frase foram processadas por um software especialmente desenvolvido. RESULTADOS: Redução nos intervalos de tempo entre as associações encontrada no grupo lesional direito foi comparada aos grupos lesional esquerdo, não-lesional direito e controle. Um aumento nos intervalos de tempo das associações foi observado no grupo não lesional direito em relação ao grupo não-lesional esquerdo. CONCLUSÕES: Os resultado encontrados sugerem uma possível função inibitória do hemisfério direito modulando a expressão verbal do fluxo do pensamento. Considerando a hipótese da inibição inter-hemisférica pelo hemisfério direito sobre o hemisfério esquerdo, podemos admitir que em pacientes epilépticos com lesão hemisférica há uma atenuação da inibição inter-hemisférica e um aumento no fluxo do pensamento, enquanto que em pacientes sem lesão, porém com uma atividade epiléptica paroxística no lobo temporal direito há uma exacerbação desta função inibitória e consequente redução no fluxo do pensamento.
Author Mendonça, Paulo Bueno de
Piccinin, Lucy Campos
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SubjectTerms Adolescent
Adult
Brain - physiopathology
computerized psychological test
Epilepsies, Partial - physiopathology
Epilepsies, Partial - psychology
Free Association
Humans
Middle Aged
NEUROSCIENCES
partial epilepsy
PSYCHIATRY
Psychological Tests
Thinking - physiology
thought flow
Time
Verbal Behavior - physiology
Title Effect of lateralized epileptic discharges on the thought flow
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