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Excerpt from A First Study of Inheritance in Epilepsy, Vol. 38
Of cases an epileptic was known to have epileptic ancestors direct heredity) or other relatives (collateral This proportion was then taken as the index Of heredity. The index naturally increased as the study Of the family was extended and so it is not surprising to find that the indices Of heredity Of epilepsy, determined by different workers, varies from 21 per cent. Or lower to 75 per cent.
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