In the 1st Group, the etiology as determined after transport was SE in 8 patients (2%), possible systemic disorders such as ASS in 50 patients (13%), FS in 33 patients (8.5%), definitive epileptic seizure in which patients with an established diagnosis of epilepsy showed habitual stereotypical seizures in 263 patients (67%), and PNES diagnosed at ED based on laboratory tests such as no evidence of acidosis, normal creatinine kinase, prolactin and lactate levels, and atypical symptoms or later diagnosis by epilepsy specialists in 36 patients (9%). Here, PRL is linked to Seizure.