Brain Monitoring May Better Predict Later Seizures In Newborns
No abstract was provided, so the study details cannot be confirmed from the source text.
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Tracking Development And Seizures In Two Rare Disorders
This paper describes the protocol, regulatory structure, and supportive preliminary data for two ongoing multicenter prospective natural history studies in people with STXBP1-related disorder and SYNGAP1-related disorder.
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Devices & Neuromodulation | Epilepsy Research Summaries | Genetics | New Studies | Pediatrics | Pregnancy
Fathers’ Valproate Use Not Linked To Child Development Disorders
This study looked at whether children had a higher chance of neurodevelopmental disorders if their father used valproate during the 3 months before conception, which is the time period used in the study to represent spermatogenesis.
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Genetic Testing Is Increasing Before Epilepsy Surgery
This study looked at how often genetic testing was used in people being evaluated for epilepsy surgery at one tertiary epilepsy center in Finland over about 10 years.
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Epilepsy Surgery Helps Despite Delays In Lower Income Areas
This study looked at whether neighborhood-level socioeconomic status was linked to when people got epilepsy surgery and how they did afterward.
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Surgery May Beat Medicines For Hard-To-Treat Childhood Epilepsy
This study did not follow real children in a trial.
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Epilepsy Screening Needed After Severe Malaria With Brain Symptoms
This study followed children in Zambia who had severe malaria with neurologic symptoms.
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Fast IV Valproic Acid Appears Safe In Emergencies
This study looked at whether valproic acid (VPA) can be given quickly as an undiluted IV push instead of the usual slower IV infusion.
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Why SUDEP Talks Still Vary In UK And US
This paper was a state-of-the-art narrative review, not a new experiment.
