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Epilepsy Research Review Issue 22

Epilepsy Research Review Issue 22

In this issue:

Cenobamate monotherapy for focal epilepsy
Patient perspectives on ASM discontinuation
Clinical findings in TLE with amygdala enlargement
Adjunctive brivaracetam for epilepsy in people with intellectual disability
Australia hotspots for seizure-related hospitalisations
Fenfluramine for Dravet syndrome
Carbohydrate-restricted diets for drug-resistant epilepsy
LLMs for extracting epilepsy information from unstructured clinic letters
Predicting epilepsy in patients with intracranial meningiomas
Focused ultrasound for treating epilepsy

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Professor Mark Cook

Professor Mark Cook is Director of The Graeme Clark Institute, The Sir John Eccles Chair of Medicine and Director of Clinical Neurosciences at St. Vincent’s Hospital. Professor Cook specialises in the treatment of epilepsy. He is recognised internationally for his expertise in epilepsy management, particularly imaging and surgical planning. After completing specialist training in Melbourne, […]

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