Genetic Epilepsy Surgery Outcomes: What a Study of 272 Patients Found
Researchers studied seizure outcomes after resection or laser ablation in 272 people with pathogenic or likely pathogenic germline genetic variants.
Researchers studied seizure outcomes after resection or laser ablation in 272 people with pathogenic or likely pathogenic germline genetic variants.
This systematic review and meta-analysis examined the incidence, prevalence, and etiological profiles of epilepsies beginning in newborns and infants, including specific epilepsy syndromes.
This practice guideline reviewed evidence on epilepsy surgery for adults and children.
The Italian TransiDEA project developed recommendations for moving young people with epilepsy, Type 1 diabetes, or attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) from pediatric to adult health care.
This systematic review brought together published reports of 161 children with hemimegalencephaly, a condition in which one half of the brain is abnormally enlarged and develops differently.
This article proposes a broader way to describe epilepsies linked to a known genetic or acquired cause.
This systematic review examined personalized programs intended to reduce epilepsy-related stigma or improve related psychological and quality-of-life outcomes.
Researchers retrospectively studied all patients younger than 19 years who underwent resective epilepsy surgery at Finland’s national pediatric epilepsy surgery center from 2002 through 2023.
This systematic review examined whether the length of seizure freedom before antiseizure medication withdrawal was associated with seizure recurrence.