Titlebook: Epilepsy and Intellectual Disabilities; Vee P. Prasher,Mike P. Kerr Book 20081st edition Springer-Verlag London 2008 cognition.diagnosis.e

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Associated Physical Problems of Epilepsy in Intellectual Disabilitiese of prevalence of epilepsy from between 14% and 44% for patients with an ID. compared to less than 1% in the population as a whole.. The risk of epilepsy in people with an ID is associated with both the severity of ID. and the specific underlying etiologies of ID, such as Down’s syndrome (DS). and

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Epilepsy and Cognitionvements, vocational prospects, and family and peer relations... Cognition, which includes processes such as intelligent thinking, perceiving, remembering, reasoning, judging, expressing, and understanding, has an important role in the inception, evolution, and manifestation of many of these other as

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Introductionple with ID. This combination of inequality of health care access and health promotion uptake, along with increased hospitalization and mortality rates, is mirrored, and often exceeded, in those people with ID who also have epilepsy..The focus of epilepsy management is therefore to address those iss

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Epidemiology of Epilepsy in Persons with Intellectual Disabilities researchers who work in the ID field are epilepsy specialists. Learning disabilities and seizure disorders may be defined or classified in different ways in different studies, and there may be geographical variations in presentation for various reasons. Also, other factors, including developments i

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The Differential Diagnosis of Epilepsyance of history taking is confirmed by the observation that misdiagnosis of epilepsy is high throughout the world, irrespective of the wealth and resources available to the health care system. Although the principal error is diagnosing epilepsy in an individual who does not have epileptic seizures,

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The Use of Antiepileptic Medication in Adults with Intellectual Disabilitiesere is the potential for side effects, toxicity, or pharmacological interaction with other drugs. Daily medication may serve as a constant reminder of the condition to patient and family, as well as have a stigma of its own. Relatively few randomized trials have been conducted specifically in the po