Part I. The Woman with Epilepsy: 1. Introduction Martha J. Morrell 2. Being a woman with epilepsy Lisa Lindahl 3. The woman with epilepsy: a historical perspective Orrin Devinsky 4. Quality of life issues for women with epilepsy Joyce A. Cramer Part II. Epilepsy Diagnosis and Treatment: 5. The genetics of epilepsy Melodie R. Winawer and Ruth Ottman 6. Antiepileptic drugs and other treatments for epilepsy Jacqueline A. French 7. Epilepsy in children and adolescents Patricia Crumine 8. Non-epileptic seizures Steven C. Schacter Part III. Hormones and the Brain: 9. Brian differences between men and women Paula Shear 10. Sex hormones and how they act on the brain Philip A. Schwartzkroin 11. Epilepsy and the menstrual cycle Patricia O. Shafer and Andrew D. Herzog 12. Menopause and epilepsy Fariha Abbasi and Allan Krumholz Part IV. Health Challenges for Women with Epilepsy: 13. Reproductive health Martha J. Morrell 14. Sexual dysfunction in epilepsy Martha J. Morrell 15. Bone health in women with epilepsy Robert Marcus 16. Psychiatric complications in epilepsy Laura Marsh Part V. Family Planning, Pregnancy and Parenting: 17. Family planning and contraceptive choice Pamela Crawford 18. Obstetrical health and risk of birth defects Mark Yerby, Aline Derdiarian and Yasser Y. El-Sayed 19. Neurocognitive outcome in children of mothers with epilepsy Kimford J. Meador 20. Parents with epilepsy Mimi Callanan Part VI. Living Well with Epilepsy: 21. The impact of epilepsy on relationships Patricia Gibson 22. Parenting the daughter with epilepsy Joan Kessner Austin and Janet Austin Tooze 23. Safety issues for women with epilepsy Jeanne Carpenter 24. Work issues Jim Troxell Appendix: the Epilepsy Foundation's Campaign for Women's Health Elizabeth A. Borda Index.
Part I. The Woman with Epilepsy: 1. Introduction Martha J. Morrell 2. Being a woman with epilepsy Lisa Lindahl 3. The woman with epilepsy: a historical perspective Orrin Devinsky 4. Quality of life issues for women with epilepsy Joyce A. Cramer Part II. Epilepsy Diagnosis and Treatment: 5. The genetics of epilepsy Melodie R. Winawer and Ruth Ottman 6. Antiepileptic drugs and other treatments for epilepsy Jacqueline A. French 7. Epilepsy in children and adolescents Patricia Crumine 8. Non-epileptic seizures Steven C. Schacter Part III. Hormones and the Brain: 9. Brian differences between men and women Paula Shear 10. Sex hormones and how they act on the brain Philip A. Schwartzkroin 11. Epilepsy and the menstrual cycle Patricia O. Shafer and Andrew D. Herzog 12. Menopause and epilepsy Fariha Abbasi and Allan Krumholz Part IV. Health Challenges for Women with Epilepsy: 13. Reproductive health Martha J. Morrell 14. Sexual dysfunction in epilepsy Martha J. Morrell 15. Bone health in women with epilepsy Robert Marcus 16. Psychiatric complications in epilepsy Laura Marsh Part V. Family Planning, Pregnancy and Parenting: 17. Family planning and contraceptive choice Pamela Crawford 18. Obstetrical health and risk of birth defects Mark Yerby, Aline Derdiarian and Yasser Y. El-Sayed 19. Neurocognitive outcome in children of mothers with epilepsy Kimford J. Meador 20. Parents with epilepsy Mimi Callanan Part VI. Living Well with Epilepsy: 21. The impact of epilepsy on relationships Patricia Gibson 22. Parenting the daughter with epilepsy Joan Kessner Austin and Janet Austin Tooze 23. Safety issues for women with epilepsy Jeanne Carpenter 24. Work issues Jim Troxell Appendix: the Epilepsy Foundation's Campaign for Women's Health Elizabeth A. Borda Index.
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