… p=<0·0001) and older age (>5 months) at the onset of epileptic spasms (OR = 2·9, 95 % CI:
1.5−5.0, p=<0·0001) were associated with enduring seizure freedom for more than two years. …

… Seizure outcomes at a chronological age of 2 y were categorized into seizure freedom (for
≥ 3 mo) and continuing seizures. A follow-up EEG obtained at ≥ 2 y of age was assessed for …

… This intractable epilepsy syndrome is characterized by epileptic spasms occurring in … West
syndrome has many challenging issues including difficulties in achieving seizure freedom, …

… B) Each histogram shows the distribution of total modified Z-Score of modulation index (MI)
in patients who achieved seizure freedom after surgeries. In eight West syndrome patients, …

… Our results in terms of seizure freedom, relapses, EEG normalization, and psychomotor
development were favorable in all cases. This series of 26 patients meets the electroclinical …

… seizure freedom for more than 6 months), autistic behavioral phenotype (by VABS II profile),
other forms of epilepsies, and comorbidities. VABS II profile suggestive of autistic behavioral …

… brought a chance of seizure freedom by subsequent resective surgery in selected patients.
Therefore, finding candidates who can undergo such stepwise surgeries may be important. …

… We were able to establish that seizure freedom was independent of etiology and pre-treatment
EEG characteristics among a cohort with extreme lead-time to treatment. In the era of …

… West syndrome is characterized by infantile onset (up to 2 y) … show resolution of spasm and
epilepsy freedom in up to 50%, … aged 2 y or more with West syndrome. Majority have a follow-…

… West syndrome is a specific, age dependent electroclinical syndrome and one of the most
common and well described … Low AB was also in negative correlation with seizure freedom. …