Antecedents of Seizure Disorders in Early Childhood

Socio-Demographic and Clinical Profile of Children With Epilepsy.

“…which was consistent with our findings. Nelson and colleague [12] reported in their study that most of the children had motor seizures and average number of children who had motor symptoms had congenital anomalies which were contrary to our findings.…”

Socio-Demographic and Clinical Profile of Children With Epilepsy.

“…which was consistent with our findings. Nelson and colleague [12] reported in their study that most of the children had motor seizures and average number of children who had motor symptoms had congenital anomalies which were contrary to our findings.…”

Epidemiological Survey of Epilepsy in the Special School Population in the City of Buenos Aires

“…Thus, seizures were classified without performing an EEG, according to the interviews done by the investigators with the concurring opinion of two neurologists trained in epilepsy (M.J.S., R.H.F.). The predominance of generalized seizures in our study was similar to the results of other studies based on EEG [1,4,14,18] .…”

“…Several authors have also described a wide range of behavioral comorbidities commonly associated with childhood epilepsy [11][12][13] . Epilepsy was also frequent in children attending schools for children with CP and with motor disabilities (1 out of 7.5 students), as reported in other studies [3,[14][15][16] . At schools for blind and visually impaired children, 7.7% of the students had epilepsy.…”

An Incident Case–Control Study of First Unprovoked Afebrile Seizures in Children: A Population‐Based Study of Pre‐ and Perinatal Risk Factors

“…However, no association was found for most characteristics. This supports previous population-based studies (2,(5)(6)(7)(17)(18)(19)(20) that have found pre-and especially perinatal factors to be of less importance for epilepsy.…”

“…There was no statistically significant difference between the age of the mothers in the case group and in the control group. This finding is in accordance with some (2,17,19,20) but not with other investigations (20,21). Nelson and Ellenberg (3) found primiparity to be a predictor of minor motor seizures on sequential analysis.…”

Socio-Demographic and Clinical Profile of Children With Epilepsy.

“…which was consistent with our findings. Nelson and colleague [12] reported in their study that most of the children had motor seizures and average number of children who had motor symptoms had congenital anomalies which were contrary to our findings.…”

Epidemiological Survey of Epilepsy in the Special School Population in the City of Buenos Aires

“…Thus, seizures were classified without performing an EEG, according to the interviews done by the investigators with the concurring opinion of two neurologists trained in epilepsy (M.J.S., R.H.F.). The predominance of generalized seizures in our study was similar to the results of other studies based on EEG [1,4,14,18] .…”

“…Several authors have also described a wide range of behavioral comorbidities commonly associated with childhood epilepsy [11][12][13] . Epilepsy was also frequent in children attending schools for children with CP and with motor disabilities (1 out of 7.5 students), as reported in other studies [3,[14][15][16] . At schools for blind and visually impaired children, 7.7% of the students had epilepsy.…”

An Incident Case–Control Study of First Unprovoked Afebrile Seizures in Children: A Population‐Based Study of Pre‐ and Perinatal Risk Factors

“…However, no association was found for most characteristics. This supports previous population-based studies (2,(5)(6)(7)(17)(18)(19)(20) that have found pre-and especially perinatal factors to be of less importance for epilepsy.…”

“…There was no statistically significant difference between the age of the mothers in the case group and in the control group. This finding is in accordance with some (2,17,19,20) but not with other investigations (20,21). Nelson and Ellenberg (3) found primiparity to be a predictor of minor motor seizures on sequential analysis.…”

Socio-Demographic and Clinical Profile of Children With Epilepsy.

“…which was consistent with our findings. Nelson and colleague [12] reported in their study that most of the children had motor seizures and average number of children who had motor symptoms had congenital anomalies which were contrary to our findings.…”

Epidemiological Survey of Epilepsy in the Special School Population in the City of Buenos Aires

“…Thus, seizures were classified without performing an EEG, according to the interviews done by the investigators with the concurring opinion of two neurologists trained in epilepsy (M.J.S., R.H.F.). The predominance of generalized seizures in our study was similar to the results of other studies based on EEG [1,4,14,18] .…”

“…Several authors have also described a wide range of behavioral comorbidities commonly associated with childhood epilepsy [11][12][13] . Epilepsy was also frequent in children attending schools for children with CP and with motor disabilities (1 out of 7.5 students), as reported in other studies [3,[14][15][16] . At schools for blind and visually impaired children, 7.7% of the students had epilepsy.…”

An Incident Case–Control Study of First Unprovoked Afebrile Seizures in Children: A Population‐Based Study of Pre‐ and Perinatal Risk Factors

“…However, no association was found for most characteristics. This supports previous population-based studies (2,(5)(6)(7)(17)(18)(19)(20) that have found pre-and especially perinatal factors to be of less importance for epilepsy.…”

“…There was no statistically significant difference between the age of the mothers in the case group and in the control group. This finding is in accordance with some (2,17,19,20) but not with other investigations (20,21). Nelson and Ellenberg (3) found primiparity to be a predictor of minor motor seizures on sequential analysis.…”