Enhancing Motor Recovery After Hemispherectomy with Neuromodulation
Researchers studied children with severe epilepsy who underwent a procedure called hemispherectomy, where one side of the brain is removed or disconnected to control seizures.
Researchers studied children with severe epilepsy who underwent a procedure called hemispherectomy, where one side of the brain is removed or disconnected to control seizures.
Researchers studied the use of right vagal nerve stimulation (R-VNS) as a treatment for epilepsy, focusing on patients who had not responded well to other therapies.
This study looked at pediatric movement disorders (MDs) in children and teenagers aged 0-18 years at a specialized clinic in Bogotรก, Colombia.
Researchers studied the challenges that children with epilepsy face when taking their medications.
Researchers studied infants with unexplained epilepsy, particularly those who had undergone rapid genome sequencing that did not provide clear answers.
This study focused on the effects of brain surgery for people with epilepsy caused by a condition called polymicrogyria (PMG).
This study looked at the first anti-seizure medications (ASMs) prescribed to adults who were newly diagnosed with epilepsy in New York between 2011 and 2019.
This study looked at the risk factors for post-traumatic seizures (PTS) in adults who have experienced traumatic brain injuries (TBI).
This study looked at whether patient-reported outcome measures (PROMs) can help predict the risk of death in adults with various neurological conditions, including epilepsy.