Purpose Neurobehavioral problems (ie, cognitive impairment/behavior problems) are a
major challenge in childhood epilepsy. Yet there are limited data in children with early-onset …

Aim To compare long‐term psychosocial and functional outcomes of young adults with
uncomplicated childhood‐onset epilepsy (COE) to population norm controls utilizing a …

Childhood-onset epilepsy is associated with psychiatric and cognitive difficulties and with
poor social outcomes in adulthood. In a prospective cohort of young people with epilepsy …

Purpose: To assess neurocognitive and behavioral performance in children with idiopathic
epilepsy (CWE, n= 74), their siblings without epilepsy (control, n= 23), and children with …

BACKGROUND: In addition to recurrent epileptic seizures, children with epilepsy can have
coexisting cognitive and behavioral difficulties but the spectrum and prevalence of such …

Introduction This study describes the specific neuropsychological abnormalities among
children with epilepsy (CH-E) living in Georgia. Methods A cohort of CH-E and children …

Objective: To study the prevalence, type and impact of neurobehavioral disorders in children
with and without epilepsy. Methods: After IRB clearance 222 consecutive children with …

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 …

Youth with epilepsy often have co-occurring psychological symptoms that are due to
underlying brain pathology, seizures, and/or antiepileptic drug side effects. The primary …

Purpose The first five years of life reflect a critical period of development prior to formal
education yet few epidemiological studies focus on children with early-onset epilepsy …