Children with infantile epileptic encephalopathies comprising 3.5% of the Pediatric
Neurology Clinic registrations in a tertiary care hospital were retrospectively analyzed. Data …

Justification West syndrome is one of the commonest causes of epilepsy in infants and
young children and is a significant contributor to neurodevelopmental morbidity. Multiple …

This study describes the clinical characteristics, treatment, and outcome of children with
West syndrome in a tertiary care hospital in north India. Overall, 310 case records diagnosed …

Purpose This study was intended to document the clinical profile and treatment outcome of
West syndrome in children attending a tertiary care center in Northern India. Method Data …

Objectives: To assess the seizure and developmental outcome in children with West
syndrome with respect to treatment lag. Methods: Twenty-six children satisfying inclusion …

To study the profile of West syndrome (WS) in North Indian Children, 165 cases of WS were
analyzed. Details of seizure semiology, prenatal and perinatal events, developmental …

Forty-four children (20 male: 24 female) with West syndrome (infantile spasms, mental
retardation/regression and hypsarrhythmia) diagnosed at Sultan Qaboos University Hospital …

Purpose West syndrome (WS) is one of the catastrophic epileptic syndromes in infancy
characterized by a triad of infantile spasms, psychomotor deterioration and hypsarrhythmic …

Background This article explores the role of initial treatment on control of spasms and other
epilepsies at four years in children previously treated for West syndrome. Methods The Sri …

West syndrome (WS), also known as infantile spasms, occurs in infancy with a peak
between 4 and 7 months. Spasms, neurodevelopmental regression and hypsarrhythmia on …