Epilepsy is a unique neurologic condition characterized by recurrent seizures, where
causes, underlying biomarkers, triggers, and patterns differ across individuals. The …

In patients with drug-resistant epilepsy, electrical stimulation of the brain in response to
epileptiform activity can make seizures less frequent and debilitating. This therapy, known as …

Introduction Implanted neurostimulation devices are gaining traction as therapeutic options
for people with certain forms of drug-resistant focal epilepsy. Some of these devices enable …

Introduction: Epilepsy affects more than 1% of the US population, and over 30% of adults
with epilepsy do not respond to antiseizure medications without life-impacting medication …

Research in seizure prediction has come a long way since its debut almost 4 decades ago.
Early studies suffered methodological caveats leading to overoptimistic results and lack of …

It is now established that epilepsy is characterized by periodic dynamics that increase
seizure likelihood at certain times of day, and which are highly patient-specific. However …

Accurate identification of seizure activity, both clinical and subclinical, has important
implications in the management of epilepsy. Accurate recognition of seizure activity is …

The canonical randomness of seizures is being reconsidered in light of cycles of brain
activity discovered through chronic EEG. This paradigm shift motivates development of next …

This review highlights recent developments in the field of epileptic seizure prediction. We
argue that seizure prediction is possible; however, most previous attempts have used data …

Epilepsy, a disorder characterized by recurrent seizures, is a common neurological problem,
affecting more than two million Americans and 1% of the population worldwide. Epileptic …