Journal of Pediatric Neurosciences · 2011 · 33 citations · 14 references
MedicineNeurologyPediatricsEpilepsyPediatric NeurologyPediatric SurgeryEpilepsy ClassificationEpilepsy In ChildhoodEpilepsy SurgeryEpilepsy SyndromesEtiology Of EpilepsyGenetic EpilepsiesEpilepsy Surgery In ChildrenEtiology Of Childhood EpilepsyGenetic Epilepsies In ChildrenGenetic Epilepsy ClassificationGenetic Epilepsy SyndromesInherited Epilepsy SyndromesPediatric Epilepsy ClassificationTreatment Gap
Epilepsy is a common clinical entity in neurology clinics. The understanding of the genetics of epilepsy has undergone a sea change prompting re-classification by the International league against epilepsy recently. The prevalence rates of epilepsy in India are similar to those of developed nations. However, the large treatment gap is a major challenge to our public health system. Perinatal injuries are a major causative factor in pediatric group. We have discussed a few common etiologies such as neurocysticercosis and newer genetic epilepsy syndromes. We have also briefly touched upon the Indian experience in pediatric epilepsy surgery.
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