Jeavons Syndrome is distinct due to the presence of eyelid myoclonia and its association with generalized tonic-clonic and absence seizures. Other types of epilepsy may not involve eyelid myoclonia and may have different seizure characteristics.
How does Jeavons Syndrome differ from other types of epilepsy?
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