OBJECTIVE: Maximum seizure control, preservation of cognition, and prevention of
developmental hindrance are major aims of the pharmacological treatment of children and …

Objectives Cognitive abilities and executive functions in children and adolescents are
important indicators of quality of life as well as academic and social achievements. Cognitive …

Objective Our prospective study aimed at the validation of EpiTrack Junior, a
neuropsychological screening tool for attention and executive functions in children with …

Objective Our prospective study aimed at exploring attention and executive functions in
children with new-onset epilepsy prior to and during the early course of antiepileptic …

Children and adolescents with epilepsy are known to demonstrate executive function
dysfunction, including working memory deficits and planning deficits. Accordingly, assessing …

There is considerable interest in the assessment of executive function (EF) in pediatric
clinical populations but only a few well‐standardized measures exist. We examined EF in 53 …

Youth with epilepsy demonstrate deficits in executive functioning (EF), the skills necessary
for goal-directed behavior (eg, problem-solving, initiating, monitoring, organization …

Children and adolescents with epilepsy are known to demonstrate executive function
deficits. Despite prior work that has shown that cognitive estimation tasks are sensitive to …

Several studies suggest that antiepileptic drug (AED) treatment may permanently or
reversibly affect intelligence (intelligence quotient [IQ]) in children and adolescents with …

RATIONALE: Achievement of maximum seizure control with preservation or even
improvement of patient's cognitive capabilities is the major aim of epilepsy therapy. EpiTrack …