… different between the non-relapse and the relapse groups (Table 1). The length of time from
the end of ACTH therapy to seizure relapse was 5 days to … Partial seizures in West syndrome …

… of epileptic seizures and among these 4 suffered from ISs [50]. According to Tapp et al. [51],
the prevalence of epileptic seizures in patients affected by Down’s syndrome ranges from 1 …

… of seizure freedom, relapses, … seizure control and normal developmental outcome. During
the follow-up, none of these patients had spasm relapse or developed any other type of seizure…

… seizure relapse rate between nonhypsarrhythmic and hypsarrhythmic groups. Patients with
West syndrome … long-term cognitive impairment in West syndrome.[23] Asymptomatic infants …

… % of patients with this syndrome have frequent relapses, poor … and focal epilepsies with
focal dyscognitive seizures or, motor, … of West syndrome lead to excitability and seizures? The …

… This article reviews recent publications on the etiology, pathogenesis, clinical course,
diagnosis, and treatment options in West syndrome. The text is supplemented with illustrations of …

… West syndrome. IVIG therapy has a good safety profile and we would recommend it for West
syndrome … up evaluation were seizure relapse after cessation of spasms, and seizure control …

… a high rate of seizure relapse. It has been reported that the diagnostic yield of genetic studies
is higher in DEE, including WS, for patients with drug-resistant epilepsy. The reason for this …

… resolution, no spasm relapse, and no other seizure types more than 2 years after pyridoxal
therapy. One responder had partial seizures and spasm relapse. No serious adverse effects …

… West syndrome (WS) is characterized by the combination of spasms in clusters, hypsarrhythmia
on electroencephalogram (EEG) and psychomotor regression, which must not inevitably …