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Epilepsy has a wide variety of clinical syndromes. The etiologies, presentations and prognoses are different in this disease. Accurate diagnosis is critically important for the proper care, proper treatment. Antiepileptic medications have offered patients better tolerability, but unfortunately, no significant improvements in overall seizure control have been afforded. Many epileptic conditions remain intractable to currently available medications. The goal of this book to help students, healthcare professionals and parents of epileptic children who take valproic acid to understand the main…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
Epilepsy has a wide variety of clinical syndromes. The etiologies, presentations and prognoses are different in this disease. Accurate diagnosis is critically important for the proper care, proper treatment. Antiepileptic medications have offered patients better tolerability, but unfortunately, no significant improvements in overall seizure control have been afforded. Many epileptic conditions remain intractable to currently available medications. The goal of this book to help students, healthcare professionals and parents of epileptic children who take valproic acid to understand the main side effect of the drug which we often see in our practice -thrombocytopenia and the ways how they can prevent it. We hope that we can help to informate in this field. Research in the field of epilepsy continues at a rapid pace, with the ultimate hope of curing many intractable epilepsy patients.
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Autorenporträt
Rima Ibadova, MD, Child Neurologist, general interest field epiletology. Education: 2000-2006 Azerbaijan Medical University, 2006-2007 internship on child neurology, 2012-2013 Turkey, Gazi University, Child Neurology Observation program. Place of work: AMU Child Mental Health and Developmental Center (CMHDS). Member of EPNS.