Epilepsy is a common neurological disorder that is complicated by psychiatric, cognitive,
and social comorbidities that have become a major target of concern and investigation in …

Cognitive and behavioural comorbidities are often seen in children with epilepsy, and are
more common and severe in refractory epilepsy. These comorbidities are associated with …

It is well recognized that children with epilepsy are at heightened risk for developing
behavior problems and psychiatric disorders. Studies identifying factors associated with …

Many symptoms of neurologic or psychiatric illness—such as cognitive impairment,
depression, anxiety, attention deficits, and migraine—occur more frequently in people with …

The aim of our study was to assess cognition in newly diagnosed and untreated patients
with epilepsy in order to determine the prevalence and the determinants of cognitive deficits …

We aimed to review recent prospective and cross-sectional studies regarding the gradual
and chronic effects of (cumulative) seizures on cognition. In contrast with the increasing …

Neurocognitive impairment is frequent in epilepsy patients. Causes are multiple, and may be
influenced by several factors including the epilepsy syndrome. Most cognitive complaints in …

Purpose To examine the long‐term functional outcomes and their predictors using a
patient/family centered approach in a cohort of children who had hemispherectomy …

Purpose: To characterize patterns and determinants of normal and abnormal cognitive
development in children with new onset epilepsy compared to healthy controls. Methods …

OBJECTIVE: To critically review literature published from 1996 to 2007 on psychopathology
in children with epilepsy (CWE). METHOD: Using Ovid, we searched Medline and PsychInfo …