… West syndrome is an age-dependent epileptic encephalopathy related to brain maturation.
… West syndrome. We investigated the long-term outcomes of 60 patients with West syndrome, …

… Our previous prospective study disclosed that the incidence of symptomatic epilepsy including
West syndrome was lower in younger preterm infants than in older preterm infants and full-…

… In our study, the outcome of children with West syndrome could be evaluated in 100% of
the cases, which is due to the special circumstances in Finland. The outcome seems to be …

… Summary: The electroencephalographdvideo recordings of 955 spasms in children with
cryptogenic and symptomatic West syndrome (WS) were reviewed to define the relation …

… symptomatic West syndrome from the onset of epilepsy. A further larger study is needed
to estimate the incidence of STXBP1 mutation causing directly symptomatic West syndrome. …

… Children presenting with infantile spasms and hypsarrhythmia have a high risk of developing
cognitive deterioration (the so called West syndrome).2, 3 In contrast with other epilepsy …

… the fewest adverse effects, for the treatment of West syndrome (WS). Subjects and Methods:
Twenty-five subjects with cryptogenic (CWS, n=9) or symptomatic (SWS, n=16) WS were …

To clarify the characteristics of the mode of appearance and morphology of epileptiform
discharges before the onset of West syndrome (WS). The subjects were 25 infants whose …

… symptomatic West syndrome had an increase in the frequency of infantile spasms. … of
cryptogenic West syndrome and 29.2% of the 82 cases of symptomatic West syndrome are seizure …

… the clinical and the electrophysiological effects of NTIG in the West syndrome (WS). …
quotient (DQ) following NTIG administration in complete remission cases of the West syndrome. …