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Epilepsy Research Review, Issue 20

Epilepsy Research Review, Issue 20

In this issue:

Perinatal and maternal morbidity and mortality in pregnant women with epilepsy
Prodromal phase of IGE
Adverse effects of common ASMs for newly diagnosed focal epilepsy
Resective epilepsy surgery: impact on depression
Morbidity and mortality risks of valproate withdrawal in young adults with epilepsy
SEEG-RFTC restricted to PVNHs in DRE
Transcranial DCS improves seizure frequency in DRE
Lamotrigine vs. levetiracetam in females of childbearing age with juvenile absence epilepsy
Treatment of prolonged seizure with diazepam nasal spray

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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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