Zeitschrift: Clinical Epileptology

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Ziel der Zeitschrift "Clinical Epileptology" ist Publikation, Darstellung und Diskussion aktuellen epileptologischen Wissens im deutschsprachigen Raum mit dem Schwerpunkt klinisch relevanter Themen. Epileptologische Grundlagenerkenntnisse sowie Forschungsergebnisse sind ebenfalls Inhalt der Zeitschrift. Die Zeitschrift "Clinical Epileptology" richtet sich an akademische Berufsgruppen mit einem speziellen Interesse an epileptologischen Fragestellungen, wie z.B. Diagnostik, Therapie, translationaler Forschung, Epidemiologie und Geschichte. Die Berufsgruppen sind - entsprechend der Mitgliederverteilung der DGfE - vorwiegend Ärztinnen und Ärzte der Fachbereiche Neurologie, Pädiatrie und Neurochirurgie. Auch andere Berufsgruppen sind eingeladen, zu partizipieren.

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  • Seizure forecasting based on AI-supported analysis of multidien and circadian cycles in EEG and non-EEG long-term datasets

    Long-term datasets in epilepsy encompassing weeks to months of continuous physiological signal recordings along with novel data analysis techniques have recently advanced the understanding of epilepsy in several aspects. Patterns of seizures …

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  • Zyklusgebundene Anfälle der Frau

    Viele Frauen mit Epilepsie berichten in der neurologischen Sprechstunde oder in einer Epilepsieambulanz von einer Zyklusbindung ihrer Anfälle. Anfallscluster im Rahmen des Menstruationszyklus bezeichnet man als katameniale Anfallshäufung bzw.

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  • Levetiracetam and direct oral anticoagulants—a systematic review

    In 2018 the European Heart Rhythm Association brought attention to a possible interaction between levetiracetam (LEV) and direct oral anticoagulants (DOACs) due to an effect on p‑glycoprotein. In this systematic review, we aimed to evaluate the …

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  • Hans Berger and 100 years of the electroencephalogram

    After studying medicine Hans Berger (1873–1941) spent his entire professional career at the Psychiatric Hospital of the University of Jena, Germany. Over many years, he developed independently and almost by himself a device for recording …

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  • Current research on the neuropsychology of dissociative seizures

    Despite the enormous heterogeneity of the symptoms reported by patients and observed clinically, recurring patterns can be recognized in the phenomenology of dissociative seizures. These often—but not always—include high-stress situations or …

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  • Rare and complex epilepsies—Challenges in diagnostics and treatment. English Version

    Epilepsy is a common disease with a prevalence of approximately 0.7%. At the same time it can have a variety of causes or be associated with a large number of comorbidities. Many of these meet the definition of a rare disease. A rare disease is …

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  • Sudden unexpected death in epilepsy (SUDEP) in childhood—occurrence in association with self-limiting epilepsy with centrotemporal spikes (seLECTS)

    This article presents two cases of sudden unexpected death in epilepsy (SUDEP) in childhood with self-limiting epilepsy with centrotemporal spikes (SeLECTS), of which one case was confirmed at autopsy and one was probably SUDEP due to the lack of …

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  • Unusual and unexpected positive spontaneous courses of chronic drug-resistant epilepsies in adults

    In general, the prognosis of epilepsy in adults with a drug-resistant course for many years is poor if epilepsy surgery is not considered as a curative procedure. We tend to understand unusual positive courses to be a result of the therapeutic …

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  • Epilepsy monitoring devices in children and adolescents. English version

    The discussion surrounding seizure monitoring devices has increased in recent years. Several years ago, there were only individual ECG (electrocardiogram) or S a O 2 (arterial oxygen saturation) monitors, special seizure monitoring devices, or the …

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  • Regional differences in healthcare utilisation of epilepsy patients in Germany

    Due to the federal responsibility in the structural organization of the healthcare system in Germany, there may be state-specific differences in the outpatient and inpatient treatment of epilepsy patients. In order to enable comprehensive care for …

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