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Meanings of intractable epilepsy in English

Human disease.

Synonyms
Examples for "drug-resistant epilepsy"
Examples for "drug-resistant epilepsy"
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Ketogenic diet is an established and effective non-pharmacologic treatment for drug-resistant epilepsy.
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Methods: We include patients with drug-resistant epilepsy onset before 18 years of age.
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Objective: Epilepsy surgery is the most effective treatment for select patients with drug-resistant epilepsy.
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Significance: Our study suggests that singleton WES is an effective diagnostic tool for drug-resistant epilepsy.
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Over time, he developed drug-resistant epilepsy associated with severe neurological regression and failure to thrive.
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Methods: The authors studied 40 consecutive patients undergoing ATL for refractory epilepsy.
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OBJECTIVEAppropriately chosen candidates with medically refractory epilepsy may benefit from hemispheric disconnection.
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KD is effective against refractory epilepsy, but its precise mechanism is obscure.
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Possibility of MCDs should be considered during the evaluation of refractory epilepsy cases.
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Epilepsy surgery is a rewarding therapeutic alternative for patients with medically refractory epilepsy.
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Children with abnormal brain neuroimaging have a greater chance to develop pharmacoresistant epilepsy.
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Forty-four samples were harvested in patients who underwent resection for the treatment of pharmacoresistant epilepsy.
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One infant developed pharmacoresistant epilepsy.
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Usage of intractable epilepsy in English
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Objectives: The management of intractable epilepsy in children is a challenging problem.
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Neuromodulatory strategies are increasingly adopted for the treatment of intractable epilepsy in children.
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We describe three cases of successful functional hemispherotomy for intractable epilepsy in HHES.
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In children with intractable epilepsy that is refractory to medication, surgical treatment may be needed.
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Purpose: Brain malformations are a common cause of intractable epilepsy and cognitive dysfunction in children.
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Methods: The medical and neurophysiologic records of 38 patients with intractable epilepsy and ganglioglioma were reviewed.
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Materials and methods: All the cases operated for intractable epilepsy underwent a complete epilepsy surgery workup.
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A ketogenic diet should be carefully considered for treatment of intractable epilepsy related to MRC defects.
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To control intractable epilepsy, the lesion was resected.
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Work is focused on individuals who are about to undergo partial lobotomies to treat intractable epilepsy.
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An implication of this view is that ECT may be a useful adjunctive treatment in intractable epilepsy.
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The boy was diagnosed with intractable epilepsy.
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Finally, selective amygdalo-hippocampectomy or laser ablation of the hippocampus may not control intractable epilepsy in this specific population.
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This study is the first report of mirror movements following focal cortical resection for intractable epilepsy due to polymicrogyria.
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These techniques have been adapted to lateralize and localize language function in patients with intractable epilepsy prior to epilepsy surgery.
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Object: Resection of the hippocampus is the standard of care for medically intractable epilepsy in patients with mesial temporal sclerosis.
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