Seizure is a focal event defined as abnormal neuronal activity due to excessive or
unsynchronised electrical discharges affecting either a small or large brain area and …

Imaging findings of structural causes of epilepsy in children: a guide for the radiologist in the
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Assessment of a child with epilepsy involves a number of key stages, the most crucial being
clinical evaluation where the presence of seizure activity and seizure type is identified …

Neuroimaging plays an increasingly crucial role in delineating the pathophysiology, and
guiding the evaluation, management and monitoring of epilepsy. Imaging contributes to …

Seizures are often encountered in the pediatric population and are a frequent reason given
for neuroimaging. A seizure is the most common pediatric neurological disorder and occurs …

Background Epilepsy is a common disorder, with a prevalence of 0.4% to 1% of the
population. MR imaging is an excellent tool for detecting anatomic substrates that underlie …

The etiology of epilepsy is variable and sometimes multifactorial. Clinical course and
response to treatment largely depend on the precise etiology of the seizures. Along with the …

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Epilepsy is a chronic disease, often with an onset during childhood and characterized by
spontaneous and recurrent seizures. It concerns 0.5-1% of children under 16 years of age. A …

Background. Neuroimaging is generally considered a part of the evaluation of seizures and
epilepsy. There is limited information about its current use in the initial evaluation of pediatric …