There are many monogenic disorders associated with epilepsy that begin in childhood and
persist into adult life. Each of these disorders raises specific issues for transition, in addition�…

Abstract Purpose of Review: Infantile, childhood, and adolescent epilepsies comprise a
diverse group of entities. Careful characterization of epilepsy into a specific electroclinical�…

In this issue of Brain, Brunklaus et al. report a study of 241 patients with Dravet syndrome
carrying a SCN1A mutation, with the aim of identifying predictors of developmental outcome�…

More than 50 epilepsy syndromes are described and they are broadly divided into
generalized and partial syndromes reflecting the evidence that some seizures are generated�…

PURPOSE OF REVIEW Epilepsy syndromes are an important clinical construct in pediatric
epilepsy, as they encompass recognizable patterns seen in patients with epilepsies�…

Dear Editor, We are grateful for the opportunity to respond to the letter: Do all individuals
with Dravet syndrome have intellectual disability? from Reilly and colleagues. 1 The authors�…

One of the most exciting areas in epilepsy has been the explosion in our understanding of
the genetics of the epilepsies over the last decade. Built on a long history of careful clinical�…

Objective: To evaluate the clinical predictors of positive genetic investigation in
developmental and epileptic encephalopathies, beyond the influence of Dravet Syndrome�…

To describe the outcome of Dravet syndrome (DS) in adolescents and adults we conducted
a longitudinal retrospective study of two independent cohorts of 34 adolescents (group 1)�…

Epilepsy syndromes are defined as distinctive disorders identifiable on the basis of a typical
age of onset, specific EEG characteristics, seizure types, and other features. A wide range of�…