Research from AES 2016 explored relationships between epilepsy and other neurological disorders, including Alzheimer disease, MS, stroke, and autism.
Research presented during AES 2016 explored the relationship between epilepsy and other neurological disorders, including Alzheimer disease, multiple sclerosis, stroke, autism, and more.
Impact of Epilepsy on Other Neurological Disorders
Detection of Cryptic Mesial Temporal Lobe Seizures in Patients with Alzheimer’s Disease.
Lam A, et al., Abstract 1.071, 2016, American Epilepsy Society Annual Meeting, www.aesnet.org.
Cummulative Incidence of Epilepsy in Multiple Sclerosis: a Nationwide Registry Study.
Zelano J, et al., Abstract 2.324, 2016, American Epilepsy Society Annual Meeting, www.aesnet.org.
Status Epilepticus and Histopathological Findings in a Case of Stroke-Like Migraine Attacks after Radiation Therapy (SMART) Syndrome.
Voinescu P, et al., Abstract 2.072, 2016, American Epilepsy Society Annual Meeting, www.aesnet.org.
The SeLECT Score: a Novel Tool to Predict Seizures after Ischemic Stroke.
Galovic M, et al., Abstract 1.088, 2016, American Epilepsy Society Annual Meeting, www.aesnet.org.
Prognosis of Poststroke Status Epilepticus (SE): Differences According to Timing between Stroke and SE.
Santamarina E, et al., Abstract 3.186, 2016, American Epilepsy Society Annual Meeting, www.aesnet.org.
Epilepsy and Autism: Pathway Analyses and Disease Associations.
Ojha K, et al., Abstract 3.032, 2016, American Epilepsy Society Annual Meeting, www.aesnet.org.
Atomoxetine, a Clinically Used Medication to Treat ADHD, Reduces Seizure-Induced Respiratory Arrest.
Feng H, et al., Abstract 1.064, 2016, American Epilepsy Society Annual Meeting, www.aesnet.org.
