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Treatment of rhythmic and periodic EEG patterns in comatose survivors of cardiac arrest
1. For comatose survivors of cardiac arrest, treatment of rhythmic and periodic EEG activity did not change the incidence of ...
Tag: seizures
Pregnant patients with epilepsy may benefit from increased doses of anticonvulsant medications
1. In this observational cohort study, women with epilepsy experienced significant decreases in serum levels of their prescribed anticonvulsant medications ...
Long-term enzyme-inducing antiseizure medication use associated with elevated hazard of incident cardiovascular disease
1. In this cohort study, there was a dose-dependent association between enzyme-inducing antiseizure medication use and an elevated hazard of ...
Short-term seizure prophylaxis maximizes quality-adjusted life-years in simulated spontaneous intracerebral hemorrhage patients
1. A risk-guided strategy of using short-term secondary prophylaxis in intracerebral hemorrhage patients, and long-term secondary therapy after late seizures, ...
Discontinuation of antiseizure medication at discharge after acute symptomatic neonatal seizures not associated with impaired neurodevelopment
1. No significant difference in functional neurodevelopment was found at 24 months in infants who continued to take antiseizure medication ...
Levetiracetam not clinically effective nor cost-effective compared to valproate for newly diagnosed generalized or unclassified epilepsy
1. 12-month remission was superior with valproate than with levetiracetam. 2. Compared to levetiracetam, patients in the valproate group reported ...
Lamotrigine offers higher net health benefits and is more cost-effective than levetiracetam and zonisamide as first-line focal epilepsy treatment
1. Lamotrigine offered greater clinical benefit, fewer adverse reactions, and higher cost-utility normalized to quality-adjusted life years compared to levetiracetam ...
Assessment of the Predictive Value of Outpatient Smartphone Videos for Diagnosis of Epileptic Seizures
1. Expert review of smartphone videos possesses additive, predictive value for the diagnosis of epileptic seizures, with the ability to ...
2 Minute Medicine Rewind January 27, 2020
Electronic Cigarette and JUUL Use Among Adolescents and Young Adults 1. The use of electronic cigarettes is highly prevalent among ...
Quick Take: Association of Cortical Stimulation–Induced Seizure With Surgical Outcome in Patients With Focal Drug-Resistant Epilepsy
Cortical stimulation during intracranial electroencephalography (EEG) is used in defining the epileptogenic zone in patients with epilepsy, with the aim ...
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