Talk:Frontal lobe epilepsy

message: My main edit for this article was to wikify it and add a few sources (I removed the wikify tag, but I left the cite tag until I or someone else can verify the information with non-web based publications). Also, I did a major rewrite. I mostly extruded on some points the original author only briefly touched upon, but mostly I tried to make it sound more encyclopedic (whcih included the removal of a few occurrences of the phrase "biazrre behavior," which seems subjective and potentially offensive). Other than that, just some minor grammatical fixes.TheTomato 03:57, 20 April 2006 (UTC)
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message: You did a good job explaining the symptoms of FLS both on the physical and the underlying neurological levels. An item that may give some added medical significance to the "Frequency" section is the relationship between a high-frequency of seizures and depression. An informative article on the "bidirectional relationship between seizure frequency in epilepsy and depressive symptoms" written by B. Metternich, K. Wagner, A. Brandt, R. Kraemer, F. Buschmann, J. Zentner, and A. Schulze-Bonhage and published in Epilepsy & behavior can be found here. Of course, there is a significant deal of overlap between the topics of depression and temporal lobe seizures in this topic and not too much information should be included here, but some coverage of the item as well as an internal link to the depression article would make your article more complete. CharlesWCIItalk 19:50, 28 November 2009 (UTC)
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message: I believe it to be an erroneous description of orbitofrontal function.
when listing the orbitofrontal cortex, the description is solely based on the deeply flawed somatic marker hypothesis put forward by Damasio. Damasio's entire theory rests upon a very brief description of symptoms from a single patient. he accepted the narrative of this patient completely, biographical details were omitted in his presentation of the case study which he never formally published in a journal but rather presented a rather romanticized account of the patient after a fictionalized account of phineas gage's life. 
as the most highly interconnected area of the brain, with many possible impairments possible from dysfunction from the sense of smell to behavioural inhibition and metabolic differences noted in the region across every mental disorder, its function remains a mystery. the wisconsin card sorting test and STROOP test may be sensitive although they are not always sensitive even with complete destruction of the regions.
various completely different hypothesis have been presented from computational branching to the somatic marker hypothesis. but nobody will seriously claim that there is any part of the brain that determines right from wrong.  — Preceding unsigned comment added by 49.176.26.249 (talk) 12:31, 4 March 2017 (UTC)
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