… For example, epilepsies of childhood are more likely to be developmentally or genetically …
in indications for antiepileptic drugs. Indeed, some types of childhood epilepsy do not require …

… The advent of the newer anti-epileptic drugs has paradoxically, and in contrast to what
was … issues and outline drug regimens for specific seizure types and epilepsy syndromes. …

… In epilepsy, we suggest a distinction between two types of controlled trials. One type is the
usual industry driven trial in which a (new) AED is compared with other AEDs or with a placebo…

… with epilepsy, (c) studying the acute effect of drugs or … epilepsy, (e) attributing observations
to the AED by default, (f) testing two or more drugs simultaneously, (g) comparing two drugs at …

… Drug-specific factors include the drug’s effectiveness and/or efficacy for a specific seizure
type or epilepsy … Matching the patient to the best potential antiepileptic drug for them requires …

… become a first line drug in the benign partial epilepsies of childhood and juvenile myoclonic
epilepsy. It also has a role as add-on treatment in other partial and myoclonic epilepsies. …

… with a poor prognosis, such as infantile spasms or the severe myoclonic epilepsies of … -onset
epilepsy carries a higher risk of relapse compared with childhood-onset epilepsy, Other …

… Methods: 98 recently diagnosed epilepsy patients aged 6-16 years were included. … drug
at baseline, after six or 12 months. Conclusion: We conclude that the type of antiepileptic drug …

… It should be clear from this overview that we need well designed studies in childhood
epilepsy that address the potential cognitive side effects of anti-epileptic drugs in children. We …

… of childhood epilepsy: response to antiepileptic treatment, risk of … drug-resistant epilepsy,
clinical features of drug-resistant epilepsy and temporal evolution of drug resistant epilepsy…