Titlebook: Epilepsy and Intellectual Disabilities; Vee P. Prasher,Mike P. Kerr Book 20081st edition Springer-Verlag London 2008 cognition.diagnosis.e

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Epilepsy: A General Overviewffects individuals and their families physically, psychologically, and financially. Despite this, the increasing understanding of its scientific basis, together with advances in neuroimaging, neurosurgery, and neuropharmacology, have given patients with epilepsy and their families greater investigat

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Diagnosis of Epilepsy in Persons with Intellectual Disabilities the general population.. This is especially true in severe and profound ID. The incidence of epilepsies may be even greater when ID is due to a specific syndrome like tuberous sclerosis complex (TSC). In some disorders and syndromes the probability of seizures is age dependent or linked to coexisti

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The Differential Diagnosis of Epilepsy, imitators and mimickers of epilepsy as there are different types of epileptic seizure. Several studies in adult and pediatric populations have shown high levels of misdiagnosis of epilepsy, consistently on the order of 25–50%. Unfortunately, the principal reason why many individuals are wrongly di

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Management of Acute Seizures in Persons with Intellectual Disabilitiesquent seizures/seizure exacerbations in established epilepsy, loss of skills related to frequent daytime seizures, nonconvulsive status epilepticus, loss of skills related to nocturnal seizures, electrical status epilepticus of slow wave sleep, and treatment of (convulsive) status epilepticus. These

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The Use of Antiepileptic Medication in Adults with Intellectual Disabilitiesngoing seizures may not only have profound effects upon the physical health, cognitive state, and psychological wellbeing of the individual concerned, but can also have significant social consequences and costs to family life. Seizure disorders are often complex when seen in combination with intelle

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Vagus Nerve Stimulation Therapy: An Intellectual Disabilities Perspectiveeagues. compared the rates of epilepsy between ID and non-ID groups living in the community. The non-LD group had an epilepsy prevalence rate of 1%. The prevalence of epilepsy within the LD group was 13% for cerebral palsy, 13.6% for Down syndrome (DS), 25.4% for autism, 25.5% for mental retardation

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Resective Surgery for Patients with Epilepsy and Intellectual Disabilitiests with an intelligence quoitent (IQ) less than 70 continued to have more than one seizure per year, compared to only 25% of those with borderline (IQ 71–85) or average (IQ > 85) intelligence.. Such patients are therefore among those whose potentially could benefit most from epilepsy surgery..When c

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