1 encephalitis is a rare progressive pediatric epileptic syndrome.

2 r, rolandic is not the only benign childhood epileptic syndrome.

3 cerebrospinal fluid are seen in a variety of epileptic syndromes.

4 s a contribution to its classification among epileptic syndromes.

5 nt mutations in one gene can lead to various epileptic syndromes.

6                                     Although epileptic syndromes and their causes are diverse, the ce

7 therapeutic option to be further explored in epileptic syndromes associated with MCDs.

8 ere: (a) patients had a localization-related epileptic syndrome; (b) more than six patients were repo

9 when mutated, cause the dominantly inherited epileptic syndrome, benign neonatal familial convulsions

10  is geographic variation in the incidence of epileptic syndromes likely to be associated with genetic

11 l loci and candidate genes for epilepsies or epileptic syndromes map or have been suggested to map to

12             Infantile spasms (a catastrophic epileptic syndrome of childhood) are insensitive to clas

13 und 90% of patients with the newly described epileptic syndrome of faciobrachial dystonic seizures.

14  important role in the evaluation of various epileptic syndromes, particularly those with unknown cau

15 specific networks in patients with different epileptic syndromes, show specific responses to certain

16 ferent temporal evolution of these foci, the epileptic syndrome was characterized by predominant fron

17 equencing in Finnish individuals with severe epileptic syndromes, we identified pathogenic compound h

18  An often refractory, probably developmental epileptic syndrome with regional occipitotemporal distri

19  benign childhood focal seizures and related epileptic syndromes would need proper multi-disciplinary