Cerebral palsy (CP) has been defined as a group of disorders of the development of movement and posture, causing activity limitation, that are attributed t... SH Tonekaboni - 《Genetics in Millennium》 被引量: 1发表: 2009年 A-252 New Onset Severe Epilepsy in a Child with Existing Cerebral...
Patients with PCS were likely to have more severe epilepsy, be on polypharmacy (> 2 antiepileptic drugs), and experience less frequent remissions as compared to the SecGen seizure group. Emotional and behavioral outcomes were unfavorable in both the groups with a higher prevalence of restricted ...
A seizure can be viewed as a symptom of an underlying central nervous system disorder that requires thorough evaluation and specific treatment. In addition to the consequences of the seizures, 50% of those who have epilepsy experience learning difficulties, and 30% to 50% have mental health and...
If recurrent, defined asepilepsyEpilepsyEpilepsy is a chronic brain disorder marked by recurrent and unprovoked seizures. These seizures can be classified as focal or generalized and idiopathic or secondary to another condition. Clinical presentation correlates to the classification of the epileptic disorde...
Your child has a second seizure within 24 hours of the first. Your child has trouble breathing after a seizure. Your child has diabetes and has a seizure. Your child has a seizure in water, such as a swimming pool or bathtub.When should I seek immediate care?Your...
A Rett - 《Langmuir》 被引量: 14发表: 1973年 Genital automatisms in childhood partial seizures To describe frequency and electroclinical characteristics as well as localizing and lateralizing value of childhood periictal genital automatisms (GAs). Fi... A Fogarasi,I Tuxhorn,A Tegzes,... - ...
Objectives: Evaluation of a modified treatment algorithm (MTAS-EMS) using diazepam and midazolam due to a supply bottleneck of iv lorazepam in 2012. Methods: Retrospective study where data from patients treated for seizures by the EMS of the city of Zurich were analyzed. Effectiveness of the MT...
Background Pseudoseizures may occur as a somatoform disorder in children and adolescents as well as adults. However, few data are available about psychiatric features or outcome in pediatric patients. Patients and Methods We studied 34 patients (25 girls [74%]) who were evaluated by a child psy...
Surgery− Surgery may be advised in some circumstances to treat a child's epilepsy. Surgery may entail removing the portion of the brain that triggers seizures or implanting gadgets that can control electrical activity in the brain. Therapy− Treatments for epilepsy in children, such as behavio...
This process is experimental and the keywords may be updated as the learning algorithm improves.Shapiro, Elsa G.University of MinnesotaRosenfeld, Alvin A.Jewish Child Care Association of New York