Titlebook: Epilepsy and Intellectual Disabilities; Vee P. Prasher,Mike Kerr Book 2016Latest edition Springer International Publishing 2016 developmen

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An Introduction to Logic Circuit Testing between adults with E-ID and ID, we conclude that there is a basis for the possible effectiveness of adapted psychological treatments to improve the well-being of adults with E-ID, which future research should address.

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Oceanic Circulation and Water Movement,to look at these issues in more detail, describing findings in people with ID without epilepsy, in the general population with epilepsy, and then, where possible, looking for ID-specific research in the field of epilepsy.

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Tomographic Imaging with Diffracting Sourcesspects of neuropsychological functioning are common, particularly in the areas of attention and concentration, memory, executive function, and academic achievement. Each of these areas will be briefly reviewed, as will a specific subset of developmental epilepsy syndromes that have a devastating eff

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Basic Principles of Medical Leadership,care plans, rescue medication guidance and monitoring of side effects of treatment regimes, preconception counseling, and the effect that epilepsy has on a person’s quality of life require specialist ID nursing expertise.

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h this population, such as neuropsychologists. .Epilepsy and Intellectual Disabilities, Second Edition. is recommended reading for all those caring for this important group of individuals..978-3-319-39142-7978-3-319-39144-1

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Epidemiology of Epilepsy in Persons with Intellectual Disabilitiesal consensus that the incidence (new cases arising in a population in a period of time) and prevalence (the number of people in a population with the diagnosis at a given point in time) of seizure disorders in people with ID are greatly increased compared to the general population and that the spect

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Diagnosis of Epilepsy in Persons with Intellectual Disabilities the question whether a paroxysmal event can be assigned to an epileptic disorder or classified as a nonepileptic event has to be given priority. Taking a detailed history, clinical monitoring of the paroxysms in question and EEG-recordings are the decisive diagnostic steps to differentiate psychoge