… that help explain seizure timing. Knowledge of these patient-specific cycles can be leveraged
to gauge and forecast seizure risk, empowering patients to adopt risk-stratified treatment …

… of not knowing when a seizure will start and not knowing what triggers the seizure onset.
In … the My Seizure Gauge initiative with the end-goal of creating a seizure risk-assessment …

… probabilities of upcoming seizures that are between 0 (no risk) and 1 (certain) over subsequent
days or hours, here rendered as a continuum of increasing risk as the gauge moves from …

… diaries alone may provide a clinically useful forecast of future high or low seizure risk periods.
… receives study-related funding from My Seizure Gauge and from the RADAR-CNS project. …

… The primary application of a seizure gauge is to inform people with epilepsy and their
caregivers of their risk of having a seizure, thereby providing more control over their day-to-day …

… Reliably gauging seizure risk could significantly improve quality of life by giving … seizures
and peace of mind when seizure risk if low. From a clinician's perspective, robust seizure …

… seizure risk, raising the possibility of forecasting seizures over … scales to show that seizure
risk can be forecasted accurately … Personalized risk-stratification days in advance of seizures is …

… An ensembled machine learning and neural network model estimated seizure risk either …
still meet the user requirements for a practical seizure gauge device. Many people with epilepsy …

… forecasts, finding a range of preferences, although graphs that provided some temporal
context (ie, seizure risk plotted over the course of a day or month as opposed to a “gauge”) were …

… In contrast, we found an increase in seizure risk (relative risk) by a factor of ∼7 when … these
fluctuations in seizure risk, as they are able to accurately self-forecast seizures over hours or …