Seizures in children
Seizures in Children With Cerebral Palsy and White Matter Injury
... of children with CP and WMI, and potentially children with epilepsy associated with other developmental ...in children with ...of children with CP and WMI should be counseled that their ...
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Partial Seizures in Children
... commonly seen in complex partial seizures.’ The clinical manifestations of epilepsia partialis continua were similar to those reported by other authors.’5”6As in simple partial seizures [r] ...
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Patient considerations in the management of focal seizures in children and adolescents
... sensorimotor seizures, with drool- ing and dysarthria, which may spread to the ipsilateral upper ...mon. Seizures typically occur shortly before wakening in the morning or shortly after falling asleep at ...
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Evaluation of neuroimaging findings in new onset afebrile seizures in children
... Methods: This prospective study was conducted in a tertiary care hospital at Chennai during the period from July 2014 to August 2016. Out of 65 patients included in the study, 58 had an MRI, 5 had a CT scan and 2 ...
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Risk factors for seizures in children with cerebral palsy
... palsy over a 20 year period based on a population based series of Cerebral Palsy patients born in 1959 - 1978, and again in the four year period 1979 - 1982. After a significantly decreasing incidence of Cerebral Palsy ...
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PSYCHOSOCIAL ASPECTS OF THE MANAGEMENT OF SEIZURES IN CHILDREN
... Thus, prob- lems in which the child is resisting taking the medicine must be carefully evaluated because they may in fact reflect consider- able ambivalence on the part of the parent. Fo[r] ...
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A study of febrile seizures in children in relation to iron deficiency anemia
... Routine laboratory workup was done in all the children. CSF examination was done in those children with suspected meningitis. Other investigations were done to find out the cause of fever if required. To ...
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Influenza A Infection Is an Important Cause of Febrile Seizures
... repeated seizures during the same illness (6/27 ...18 children with seizures associated with adenovirus had repeated ...Repeated seizures in children who had febrile sei- zures ...
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Study of seizures among pediatric age group (0-12 years) in tertiary health care center of a district of Maharashtra, India
... Epilepsy tops the list of chronic neurological disorders in all geographical regions of the world. Its prevalence is higher in developing countries like India due to intracranial infections, perinatal birth asphyxia, ...
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Relationship between serum selenium level and febrile seizure in children
... of children in three study groups are ...in children with febrile seizures, in children with fever and no seizures and in control group were ...between children with febrile ...
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Reduced Cortical Thickness in Children with New Onset Seizures
... recruited children between 5 and 18 years of age with new- onset seizures who had undergone an MR imaging from 2008 to ...were children with febrile seizures and those with a mass or focal or ...
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Serum zinc and iron levels in children with febrile seizures
... febrile seizures when compared with those who are not ...febrile seizures could be due to fever induced by ...17986 children had single febrile seizure ...17986 children had febrile ...febrile ...
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Seizures Pattern and its Neuro Imaging Findings in Children
... Partial seizures arise from a localized region of the ...entire seizures secondarily ...Generalized seizures begin with abnormal electrical discharges in both hemisphere and critically involve ...
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Serum zinc levels in children with simple febrile seizures
... Zinc is the second most common trace mineral in the body and is present in every living cell. Zinc is present in nucleic acids, gene regulating proteins and more than 200 metalloenzymes. Zinc is also a cofactor of ...
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Behavior Problems in Children Before First Recognized Seizures
... 224 children (4 –14 years old) with a first recognized seizure and their 135 healthy ...in children who had previous events that were probably seizures, with ...with seizures had significantly ...
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Clinical, epidemiological and laboratory characteristics of children with febrile seizures
... affected children below two years of ...the children had anaemia which showed that iron deficiency anaemia could be a risk factor for development of febrile ...in children with febrile seizure. ...
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A study of clinical profile of intractable epilepsy in children
... In present study the commonest cause of intractable epilepsy was perinatal asphyxia. Perinatal asphyxia can be prevented by good nutrition during pregnancy, regular antenatal checkups with detection of high risk ...
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The Role of Emergent Neuroimaging in Children With New-Onset Afebrile Seizures
... Predisposing conditions were defined a priori as conditions placing the patient at increased risk for abnormal neuroimaging (Table 1). Predisposing conditions were defined as sickle cell disease, bleeding disorders, ...
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Study of intracranial structural lesions diagnosed by computed tomography among children with unprovoked seizure disorder
... Detailed history about mode of onset of seizure, number of episodes of seizures, duration of seizure and sensorium were taken from each patient. Other information from patient included in the study were family ...
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Can Seizures Be the Sole Manifestation of Meningitis in Febrile Children?
... The remaining 10 had relatively normal levels of consciousness and either were believed to have viral meningitis (2) or possessed straightforward indica- tions for lumbar puncture: nucha[r] ...
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