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…d Antiseizure medications (ASMs) are the standard treatment for epilepsy. Yet because ASMs can have adverse effects and seizure risk dec…

…and motor deficits and often pathogenic variants in SCN1A gene. Lennox–Gastaut syndrome typically presents with seizure between 1–7 years and has genet…

…rbamazepine and oxcarbazepine showed a modest risk increase for attention deficit hyperactivity disorder and behavioral disorders (hazard ratio range 1.23-1.40). Result…

…forcing knowledge and boosting skill application. Tools such as epilepsy care plans were adopted more widely by adult teams, extending i…

…SMI and 274 827 comparators. Of 15 neurological conditions, 13 (multiple sclerosis, cerebrovascular disease, dementia, ataxic disorders, epilepsy,…

…e disorders of visual imagery and forms of amnesia occurring in epilepsy. He has an active background interest in the science and philos…

…Status epilepticus is a serious neurological emergency requiring swift recognition…

…y, epilepsy, short stature and distinctive dysmorphic features. ReNU syndrome accounts for 0.4–0.5% of all cases of developmental delay, and …

…sis and transient loss of consciousness. Initial evaluation for epilepsy, including video electroencephalography during an event, was un…

…ion, chronic or recurrent depression as adjunctive therapy, and rheumatoid arthritis, all commercially available as FDA approved systems. It is also…

…dren lived with a single parent. Half of the children (50%) had cerebral palsy, 20% had epilepsy, 20% had attention deficit and hyperactivity …

…iopia, a previous retrospective hospital-based study identified cerebral palsy (CP) as the most common developmental disability in children. T…