Surgery Helped Stop Seizures In Children After Brain Injury
This study looked at hemispherotomy, a surgery that disconnects one side of the brain, in children with drug-resistant epilepsy that developed after a traumatic brain injury.
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Perampanel May Help Control Seizures In Brain Tumors
This paper combined results from 8 observational studies of perampanel in people with brain tumor-related epilepsy (BTRE).
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Sudep Risk Is High In Severe Childhood Epilepsies
This study combined data from 37 randomized clinical trials and 15 long-term extension studies in people with developmental and epileptic encephalopathies, or DEEs.
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Some Children Diagnosed With Migraine May Have Seizures
This study looked at whether some children sent to a pediatric neurology clinic for “migraine” or “headache” might actually have self-limited epilepsy with autonomic seizures (SeLEAS), also called Panayiotopoulos syndrome.
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Why One Year Without Seizures Matters In Epilepsy
This study asked a panel of 28 stakeholders from European Union countries and the UK to give their views about what “seizure freedom” should mean in epilepsy care and research, and why it matters.
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Italian Centers Show Gaps In Brain Tumor Seizure Care
This study looked at how specialized Italian neuroscience and neuro-rehabilitation centers organize care for people with brain tumour-related epilepsy.
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New Brain Stimulation Device For Children With Epilepsy
No abstract was provided.
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Epilepsy Research Summaries | Genetics | Imaging & EEG | New Studies | Pediatrics | Status Epilepticus
KCNT1 Gene Changes Linked To Severe Infant Epilepsy
This study looked at KCNT1-related epilepsy in infancy.
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Lamotrigine Blood Levels Did Not Predict Seizures In Pregnancy
Researchers looked at whether repeated blood levels of lamotrigine during pregnancy were associated with seizure occurrence during pregnancy or up to 6 weeks after birth, and whether these serial measurements improved prediction of seizure risk beyond baseline clinical factors.
