… The parents of five children refused to participate in the study… for the child (increased
dependency and lower intelligence), … further study is needed to elucidate these and to reduce the …

… management of the child and his or her parents and their … , a Japanese study of adults with
childhood onset epilepsy … those with normal intelligence, except for a lower marriage rate for …

… study was to measure the stress level in parents of children with epilepsy and to determine if
and how parental … relationship with children IQ. It would, therefore, be interesting, in a future …

… at the time of 6 month follow-up (partial versus generalized A'… had lower IQ scores, the data
were also analyzed comparing … . The present study suggests that baseline status of the child, …

… review boards. Exclusion criteria included progressive neurological or serious medical condition
other than epilepsy and lack of parental fluency in English due to … a priori over IQ scores …

… of the child with epilepsy by parents … this study, seizure type was an important predictor,
children with minor motor or atypical absence seizures scoring in the &dquo;borderline&dquo; IQ …

… and whether some lower valproate doses might be safe, nor whether parental IQ or psychosocial
… We are in the process of conducting a large study of the population of children and their …

… that epileptic children can have normal intelligence, and 292 (61.7%) thought that they can
continue into higher education. Greater parental knowledge of epilepsy … may decrease the …

… study of those who had had a febrile seizure (Camfield et al., 1979). After eight to 12 months
of therapy there were no differences in IQ… parental reports and physical examination at study …

… for this study included a confirmed diagnosis of epilepsy, … child’s parent. EEG also established
the nature of participants’ … higher IQs than its predecessor, this is likely more related to the …