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However, at this time, many questions are still unanswered and many options are still debated. What is the appropriate structure to stimulate or to...

Epilepsy and Depression – A Bi-directional RelationshipAssessing the prevalence of depression from selected clinical samples of patients with...

Since the problem is too complex to be solved by individual organizations, and to bring epilepsy ‘out of the shadows’, a Global Campaign...

Therapy of epilepsy is based on a correct diagnosis of the epilepsy syndrome, appropriate choice of medication(s), early identification of medically...

It has long been recognized that seizures will be or will become refractory to pharmacotherapy in more than 30% of patients, and that localized...

His research interests include antiepileptic drug neuropharmacology, the management of epilepsy and factors affecting outcome, which has resulted in...

Although every seizure type can theoretically persist and evolve into SE, a simple 2D SE classification system can be constructed, either generalized...

Epilepsy is a common neurological disorder, affecting 1–2% of the population worldwide, and is characterised by recurrent spontaneous seizures....

Depending on the pattern of neuronal involvement, the symptomatology (or semiology) of a seizure may consist of a wide range of sudden and transitory...

Following the first encouraging human trials in 1988, 1,2 several controlled studies have demonstrated the antiepileptic efficacy of adjunctive vagus...

How has the KD changed from an unproven, ‘alternative’ epilepsy treatment to an established, non-pharmacological medical therapy over the...