… Our study is the first 2-year prospective study exploring epileptic, neurosensory and
developmental evolution in infants with West syndrome. The evolution of epilepsy in our cohort …

… Neurology Society, nine prospective studies were analyzed, but … of 2 years (median: 2.38
years, range: 2.07–2.55). One child was lost to follow up and two children died during the study …

… in remission, no epilepsy or treatment for at least 2 years; Group under control, epilepsy
under control for a minimum of 2 years with AED treatment; Group active, persistent seizures …

… The author followed 214 children for 20–30 (mean 25) years or until death. The patients
were the same as those in the prospective study of West syndrome started by Professor Märta …

… to 30 years of age. Patients were the same as those in the prospective study of West syndrome
… been in remission >2 years. Seizure outcome for all patients is summarized in Table 7. …

… the immature brain to develop West syndrome after damage. Our previous prospective study
disclosed that the incidence of symptomatic epilepsy including West syndrome was lower in …

… 2 y of age and their putative prognostic factors in children with West syndrome (WS). … with
West syndrome aged more than 2 y (social quotient based on Vineland Social Maturity Scale) …

… 1–10 months) and 1.4 years (range, 11 months–2.2 years), respectively. The mean period
between seizure onset and surgery was 1.0 years (range, 8 months–2 years). Complex partial …

… The strength of the study was a prospective study design. However, the limitation was a short
… We acknowledge all families of children with West syndrome who participated in this study. …

… The study cohort consisted of all children who were born in 1960–1976 and treated for West
syndrome … The inclusion criteria of the original study9 were <2 years of age at onset; typical …