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Experiment, Results and Concluding Remarks,Most have fewer than five seizures, though about 5% of cases are recurrent. Rescue antiseizure medication may be used in the advent of recurrent autonomic status epilepticus, but chronic anti-seizure medication is often not initially prescribed.

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Wetland Rehabilitation in the Caribbeanhis may entail treatment for the person’s entire life. The correct choice of antiseizure medication is based on accurate classification of the person’s seizure type(s), epilepsy syndrome, comorbid health problems, age, gender, and lifestyle. Patients with drug-resistant epilepsies should be consider

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Book 2021Latest editionition, .Epilepsy Case Studies. is an invaluable resource to clinicians ranging from those looking for a quick review of a topic present in the table of contents, to those crossing disciplines into medical areas where seizures are a symptom of disordered or dysfunctional brain..

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Epileptic Spasms,ffective. First-line therapies include hormonal therapy (ACTH or high-dose oral steroids) or vigabatrin. Infants fail first-line therapies should be evaluated to determine if they are candidates for resective surgery. Focal seizures preceding or following spasms or focality of spasms are a clue to a

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Neonatal Seizures and Metabolic Epilepsies,atic (related to birth process), vascular (ischemic/hemorrhagic stroke), electrolyte abnormalities, structural, or due to an underlying genetic or metabolic disorder. In approximately 50% of neonates, seizures can be refractory to first-line therapies. In neonates who have medically refractory seizu

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