… We examine the long-term consequences of West syndrome (WS) on 109 patients with a …
3 years in our WS outpatient clinic were included in the study. Last controls were completed in …

Purpose: Nearly half of all patients with seizure onset in the first year of life suffer from West
syndrome (WS). The prognosis of epilepsy and psychosocial outcomes in children with WS …

… The limitations of this study included the study … West syndrome in a developing country.
Perinatal cerebral ischemia was the most common cause of West syndrome in the present study. …

… However, until now, there are few comprehensive clinical studies in this … clinical studies
about this subject matter from Cuba. Thus, the present research intents to identify the clinical …

… the first study of pyridoxal monotherapy as the first-line treatment for West syndrome in many
patients. Pyridoxal was effective in 4.3% of patients with West syndrome in our study. Table …

… of this study was to define the profile of cryptogenic WS in our region, exploring the clinical
… used in our unit and implemented in the series of patients with cryptogenic West syndrome. …

… different disease cohorts within our patients with West syndrome, some of whom may
respond to valproate. We have tried to delineate this subset of patients through this study. …

… It has been known that West syndrome (WS) patients with an unknown etiology have better
clinical … Therefore, this study investigated clinical outcomes of WS patients with genetic and …

… Extensive genetic testing is indicated for West syndrome with normal neuroimaging and
metabolic findings.[17] Significant proportion of children with infantile spasms test positive for …

… We observed a significant treatment lag in children with West syndrome. The lead time to …
We acknowledge all families of children with West syndrome who participated in this study. …