… West syndrome (WS) is characterized by the combination of spasms in clusters, hypsarrhythmia
on electroencephalogram (EEG) and psychomotor regression, which must not inevitably …

… West syndrome or infantile spasms is one of the most frequent epileptic syndromes in the
first year of life. The clinical symptoms of infantile spasms are very different than any other type …

… In this article, the guidelines for the diagnosis and management of West syndrome are … with
West syndrome are likely to improve with timely diagnosis and early appropriate management…

… Considering the dearth of literature on West syndrome (WS) from South Asian countries,
this study aimed to evaluate the management practices in South Asia by an online survey and …

… occur in approximately 80% of patients and 30% to 60% of them had West Syndrome (WS). …
and without West Syndrome diagnosis. All of them had clinical or genetic diagnosis of TSC. …

… This study highlights the developing country perspective of children with West syndrome,
including delayed presentation, adverse perinatal events as the predominant etiology, and …

… All RCTs of the administration of drug therapy to infants and children with West syndrome
were included in this review, including trials which compared a therapy with none or placebo …

… Infantile spasms (IS; West syndrome) is a severe form of epilepsy of early infancy [1]. Although
IS was first described over 160 years ago [1], its diagnosis, evaluation, and management …

… to reach clinical diagnosis early and treat them with oral steroids or ACTH and vigabatrin
if they fail to achieve spasm cessation. Delay in diagnosis of West syndrome was evident in …

… -up; children with West syndrome constitute a distinctive group with … related to the management
of West syndrome during COVID-19 … decision- making for West syndrome based on risk …