Chapter 1 Seizure Prediction: Its Evolution and Therapeutic Potential DAVID. KRIEGER, BRIAN. LITT Introduction Historical Background Gathering Momentum High-Frequency Oscillations, Broad-Band EEG and Seizure Generation Therapeutics, Devices, and Seizure Prediction…
Chapter 7 Epilepsy and Sleep SOHEYL. NOACHTAR, JAN. RÉMI Introduction Physiology and Diagnostic Studies of Sleep Effects of Epilepsy on Sleep Sleep in Patients with Generalized Epilepsies Sleep in Patients…
Chapter 14 Psychosis of Epilepsy ANDRES M. KANNER Introduction Epidemiologic Aspects Clinical Features Interictal Psychosis of Epilepsy Postictal Psychotic Episodes Postictal Psychotic Symptoms Postictal Psychotic Episodes Relation Between PIPE and…
Chapter 10 The Spectrum of Epilepsies Associated with Generalized Spike-and-Wave Patterns MICHAEL. KOUTROUMANIDIS, CHRYSOSTOMOS P. PANAYIOTOPOULOS Introduction The International Classification of Epileptic Seizures and Syndromes: Basic Concepts and Definitions Conventions…
Chapter 5 Dipole Source Modeling in Epilepsy Contribution to Clinical Management JOHN S. EBERSOLE Introduction EEG Fields from Cortical Sources The Dipole as a Model of Cortical Sources Interpretation of…
Chapter 9 The Life-Threatening Epilepsies of Childhood and Their Treatment CATHERINE. CHIRON Introduction Lennox-Gastaut Syndrome Diagnosis and Etiology Treatment Particular Issues of LGS Regarding AED Trials Infantile Spasms Diagnosis and…
Chapter 2 Febrile Seizures CÉLINE M. DUBÉ, TALLIE Z. BARAM What Are Febrile Seizures? Frequency and Pathophysiology of Febrile Seizures Types of Febrile Seizures Outcome of Febrile Seizures Evaluation and…
Chapter 4 Long-Term Effects of Seizures on Brain Structure and Function HOWARD P. GOODKIN, EDWARD H. BERTRAM Neonatal Seizures The Childhood Epilepsies: Good versus Bad Benign Rolandic Epilepsy West Syndrome…
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2 Physiotherapy 2.1 Balance and Movement 2.2 Intervention—Considerations and Choices 2.3 Other Interventions: Some Key Points Introduction Normal movement is complex. Many books have been written on the subject, and…
