West syndrome (WS) is commonly associated with a poor long-term outcome including a
small but significant mortality, infantile spasms that are resistant to treatment, the development …

… syndrome was surveyed using structured … social prognosis of West syndrome is generally
gloomy, but a proportion of patients can lead an independent social life, and an enriched social …

… outcomes with favorable social status; Group B, the “assisted living group”, ambulatory
patients receiving special academic and/or physical support to cope with social needs; Group C, …

… psychosocial impacts of WS in the patient population under long-term follow-up in our center.
… Some aspects regarding the details of the clinical and EEG characteristics of epilepsy and …

… aspects, as well as intractable seizures, in patients with West … on West syndrome and
analyzed the current medical and psychosocial conditions of patients suffering from this syndrome …

… West syndrome prognosis over 20 years was described. All information was obtained from
the primary caregivers of patients with West syndrome … between West syndrome etiologies but …

… Behavioral regression affects both social interaction and interest in the environment. Hence,
… agnosia which is responsible for some aspects of autistic syndrome.This could account for …

… , perception and attention), or the social aspect of the function. This second hypothesis could
… There is evidence that West syndrome, the onset of which corresponds to a critical moment …

… Another relevant aspect in this study was that when the age of onset of IS was less than 4
months and the hypsarrhythmia persisted on EEG after 6 months and/or there was a …

… outcomes and their predictors in a follow-up cohort with West syndrome (WS) at ≥5 years of
age. … We acknowledge all families and children with West syndrome who participated in the …