Brain Scans And EEGs May Predict Early Epilepsy Risk
This study looked at whether early brain tests could help identify which babies might later develop epilepsy after a neonatal stroke.
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Phone Videos Help Doctors Spot Infantile Spasms Earlier
This study looked at whether clinicians could recognize infantile epileptic spasms from smartphone videos, and whether a short teaching session plus clinical history would improve accuracy.
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New TBL1XR1 Gene Change Linked To Developmental Delays
This report described one child with a neurodevelopmental disorder linked to a TBL1XR1 gene variant.
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What Affects Success After Epilepsy Surgery
This study combined patient-level data from many published studies on epilepsy surgery.
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Dog Epilepsy May Offer Clues Beyond The Brain
This paper was a scoping review, which means the authors gathered and summarized earlier studies rather than testing a treatment themselves.
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Global Guidance For Infant Spasms Still Varies
This study reviewed clinical guidelines for infantile epileptic spasms syndrome (IESS) from around the world.
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Brain Balance May Shape Movement Recovery After Surgery
This study looked at whether brain activity patterns in the hemisphere not operated on were linked to motor recovery after hemispheric epilepsy surgery.
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Perampanel May Help Some Children With Autoimmune Seizures
This study looked at perampanel, a seizure medicine, in 14 children with autoimmune encephalitis (AE) who had AE-related seizures or epilepsy.
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PRRT2 Gene Changes Linked To Infant Epilepsy In India
Researchers looked at 15 children with self-limiting familial infantile epilepsy (SeLFIE), a type of epilepsy that starts in infancy and can run in families.
