Focal Epilepsy
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Focal Epilepsy (also called partial epilepsy) is a seizure disorder in which seizures are preceded by an isolated disturbance of a cerebral function. Such disturbances may include:
-A twitching of a part of the body such as a limb
-A deceptive or illusory sensation or feeling
-Some other mental disturbance
The cause of the isolated disturbances results from the electrical signals that cause the seizure emanating from a specific part of the brain.
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