… of infantile spasms ranged from two to twelve months, having a maximum at the age of three
to four months. In all ehildren the first infantile spasms … infantile spasms is also a clinical ob…

… Infantile spasms (IS), also known as West’s syndrome, are one of the most common and …
They typically affect infants and consists of a triad of a unique seizure type (infantile spasms), a …

… This plethora of names has contributed significantly to the uncertainty that has arisen in
the past regarding various clinical aspects of the syndrome and the efficacy of various …

… infantile spasms, all of whom (except 48 who died) were aged six years or older. The results
were as follows: 1) Intermediate (4-12 mos) onset was found to be a favorable prognostic …

… , but is also a heavily edited textbook covering all aspects, old and new, of the topic. It is a
multiauthored text by experts in the field, and the only text written on this topic in the past 18 …

… Infantile spasm (IS) is a distinct epilepsy syndrome characterized by epileptic spasms (the
clinical seizure type) and hypsarrhythmia (the electrographic abnormality). IS is frequently …

… Infantile spasms, an age-related seizure disorder, is con… Because symptomatic infantile
spasms include patients with … Other factors modifying the clinical outcome may be related to the …

… spasms single-spasm variant (ISSV)], hypsarrhythmia can be (incidentally) recorded without
… clinical spasms [hypsarrhythmia without infantile spasms (HWIS)] or typical clinical spasms …

… Infantile spasms (IS) is an epileptic encephalopathy with unique clinical and electrographic
features, which affects children in the middle of the first year of life. The pathophysiology of IS …

… clinic, were diagnosed with infantile spasm from May 2012 to October 2015 and followed
up for at least 24 months (from one month to two years). The study protocol was approved by …