Authoritative and updated, Epilepsy: A Comprehensive Textbook, 3rd Edition, contains 365 chapters that cover the full spectrum of relevant topics in biology, physiology, and clinical information, from molecular biology to public health concerns in developing countries. Written by world-renowned authorities and expertly edited by epileptologists Drs. Jerome Engel, Jr., Solomon L. Moshé, Aristea S. Galanopoulou, John M. Stern, Alexis Arzimanoglou, Jacqueline A. French, Renzo Guerrini, Andres M. Kanner, and Istvan Mody, this three-volume work includes detailed discussions of seizure types and epilepsy syndromes, relationships between physiology and clinical events, psychiatric and medical comorbidities, conditions that could be mistaken for epilepsy, and an increasing range of pharmacologic, surgical, and alternative therapies.
1. CHAPTER 273. OVERVIEW: INTRODUCTION TO EPILEPSY SYNDROMES - p. 2811 2. CHAPTER 274. INTRODUCTION TO THE CLASSIFICATION OF EPILEPSY - p. 2813 3. CHAPTER 275. SELF-LIMITED (FAMILIAL) NEONATAL EPILEPSY - p. 2817 4. CHAPTER 276. EARLY MYOCLONIC ENCEPHALOPATHY - p. 2827 5. CHAPTER 277. OHTAHARA SYNDROME - p. 2832 6. CHAPTER 278. SELF-LIMITED (FAMILIAL) INFANTILE EPILEPSY - p. 2838 7. CHAPTER 279. EPILEPSY OF INFANCY WITH MIGRATING FOCAL SEIZURES - p. 2844 8. CHAPTER 280. INFANTILE EPILEPTIC SPASMS SYNDROME - p. 2852 9. CHAPTER 281. DRAVET SYNDROME - p. 2863 10. CHAPTER 282. MYOCLONIC EPILEPSIES IN INFANCY AND EARLY CHILDHOOD - p. 2870 11. CHAPTER 283. HEMICONVULSION-HEMIPLEGIA-EPILEPSY SYNDROME - p. 2877 12. CHAPTER 284. SELF-LIMITED EPILEPSY WITH CENTROTEMPORAL SPIKES - p. 2884 13. CHAPTER 285. CHILDHOOD OCCIPITAL VISUAL EPILEPSY AND SELF-LIMITED EPILEPSY WITH AUTONOMIC SEIZURES - p. 2894 14. CHAPTER 286. CHILDHOOD AND JUVENILE ABSENCE EPILEPSIES - p. 2907 15. CHAPTER 287. EPILEPSY WITH MYOCLONIC ABSENCES - p. 2920 16. CHAPTER 288. LENNOX–GASTAUT SYNDROME - p. 2924 17. CHAPTER 289. ENCEPHALOPATHY RELATED TO STATUS EPILEPTICUS DURING SLOW SLEEP (ESES) INCLUDING LANDAU KLEFFNER SYNDROME - p. 2936 18. CHAPTER 290. RASMUSSEN SYNDROME - p. 2948 19. CHAPTER 291. JUVENILE MYOCLONIC EPILEPSY - p. 2974 20. CHAPTER 292. GENERALIZED TONIC–CLONIC SEIZURES ALONE AND EPILEPSY WITH GENERALIZED TONIC–CLONIC SEIZURES ON AWAKENING - p. 2981 21. CHAPTER 293. MESIAL TEMPORAL LOBE EPILEPSY WITH HIPPOCAMPAL SCLEROSIS - p. 2988 22. CHAPTER 294. FAMILIAL TEMPORAL LOBE EPILEPSIES - p. 2994 23. CHAPTER 295. FAMILIAL FRONTAL LOBE EPILEPSIES AND FAMILIAL FOCAL EPILEPSY WITH VARIABLE FOCI - p. 3003 24. CHAPTER 296. GELASTIC SEIZURES AND HYPOTHALAMIC HAMARTOMAS - p. 3013 25. CHAPTER 297. PROGRESSIVE MYOCLONUS EPILEPSIES - p. 3019 26. CHAPTER 298. POSTTRAUMATIC SEIZURES - p. 3028 27. CHAPTER 299. ISOLATED SEIZURES - p. 3043 28. CHAPTER 300. GENETIC EPILEPSY WITH FEBRILE SEIZURES PLUS - p. 3052 29. CHAPTER 301. REFLEX EPILEPSIES - p. 3057 30. CHAPTER 302. MALFORMATIONS OF CORTICAL DEVELOPMENT IN EPILEPSY - p. 3064 31. CHAPTER 303. CHROMOSOMAL ABNORMALITIES IN EPILEPSY - p. 3071 32. CHAPTER 304. INHERITED METABOLIC DISORDERS AND EPILEPSY - p. 3081 33. CHAPTER 305. MITOCHONDRIAL DISEASES AND EPILEPSY - p. 3098 34. CHAPTER 306. SEIZURES IN NEONATAL HYPOXIC–ISCHEMIC ENCEPHALOPATHY - p. 3110 35. CHAPTER 307. CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM TUMORS AND SEIZURES: EPIDEMIOLOGY, DIAGNOSIS, AND MANAGEMENT - p. 3121 36. CHAPTER 308. INFECTIOUS DISEASES AND SEIZURES OR EPILEPSY - p. 3132 37. CHAPTER 309. ACUTE SYMPTOMATIC SEIZURES SECONDARY TO AUTOIMMUNE ENCEPHALITIS AND AUTOIMMUNE-ASSOCIATED EPILEPSIES - p. 3143 38. CHAPTER 310. ELECTROLYTE, SPORADIC METABOLIC, AND ENDOCRINE DISORDERS IN EPILEPSY - p. 3158 39. CHAPTER 311. THE RELATIONSHIP OF ALCOHOL AND SUBSTANCE MISUSE/ABUSE TO SEIZURES AND EPILEPSY - p. 3190 40. CHAPTER 312. DISORDERS OF PREGNANCY IN EPILEPSY - p. 3200 41. CHAPTER 313. NEW-ONSET REFRACTORY STATUS EPILEPTICUS AND FEBRILE INFECTION-RELATED EPILEPSY SYNDROME - p. 3205 42. SECTION 12 • Disorders That Can Resemble Epilepsy - p. 3222 43. CHAPTER 314. OVERVIEW: DISORDERS THAT CAN RESEMBLE EPILEPSY - p. 3223 44. CHAPTER 315. SYNCOPE RESEMBLING SEIZURES - p. 3225 45. CHAPTER 316. METABOLIC AND ENDOCRINE DISORDERS RESEMBLING SEIZURES - p. 3237 46. CHAPTER 317. NONEPILEPTIC NEUROLOGIC PAROXYSMAL DISORDERS AND EPISODIC SYMPTOMS IN INFANTS - p. 3248 47. CHAPTER 318. MIGRAINE RESEMBLING SEIZURES - p. 3259 48. CHAPTER 319. CEREBROVASCULAR DISORDERS RESEMBLING SEIZURES - p. 3271 49. CHAPTER 320. SLEEP AND EPILEPSY: SEIZURE MIMICS AND SLEEP - p. 3285 50. CHAPTER 321. MYOCLONUS AND MYOCLONIC SYNDROMES - p. 3294 51. CHAPTER 322. MOVEMENT DISORDERS RESEMBLING SEIZURES - p. 3301 52. CHAPTER 323. MOVEMENT DISORDERS: DYSKINESIAS - p. 3308 53. CHAPTER 324. SENSORY DISORDERS RESEMBLING SEIZURES - p. 3317 54. CHAPTER 325. OTHER NEUROLOGIC EVENTS RESEMBLING EPILEPTIC SEIZURES - p. 3323 55. CHAPTER 326. OVERVIEW: PSYCHIATRIC DISTURBANCES - p. 3328 56. CHAPTER 327. PSYCHOGENIC NONEPILEPTIC SEIZURES IN ADULTS - p. 3330 57. CHAPTER 328. PSYCHOGENIC NONEPILEPTIC SEIZURES IN PEDIATRIC PATIENTS - p. 3342 58. CHAPTER 329. DISORDERS OF IMPULSE CONTROL IN EPILEPSY - p. 3346 59. CHAPTER 330. DISSOCIATIVE DISORDERS - p. 3352 60. CHAPTER 331. PANIC DISORDER AND HYPERVENTILATION SYNDROME - p. 3363 61. CHAPTER 332. OBSESSIVE-COMPULSIVE BEHAVIOR - p. 3375 62. CHAPTER 333. PSYCHOTIC SYMPTOMS MIMICKING EPILEPTIC SEIZURES - p. 3380 63. SECTION 13 • Delivery of Health Care in People with Epilepsy - p. 3384 64. CHAPTER 334. OVERVIEW: DELIVERY OF HEALTH CARE AND SOCIOECONOMIC ISSUES IN PEOPLE WITH EPILEPSY - p. 3385 65. CHAPTER 335. EPILEPSY IN AFRICA - p. 3388 66. CHAPTER 336. EPILEPSY IN ARGENTINA - p. 3393 67. CHAPTER 337. EPILEPSY IN ASIA - p. 3397 68. CHAPTER 338. EPILEPSY IN BRAZIL - p. 3405 69. CHAPTER 339. EPILEPSY IN CANADA - p. 3416 70. CHAPTER 340. EPILEPSY IN THE CARIBBEAN - p. 3421 71. CHAPTER 341. EPILEPSY IN CHILE - p. 3428 72. CHAPTER 342. EPILEPSY IN CHINA - p. 3436 73. CHAPTER 343. EPILEPSY IN CUBA - p. 3452 74. CHAPTER 344. EPILEPSY IN THE CZECH REPUBLIC - p. 3457 75. CHAPTER 345. EPILEPSY IN GERMANY - p. 3460 76. CHAPTER 346. EPILEPSY IN INDIA - p. 3465 77. CHAPTER 347. EPILEPSY IN IRAN - p. 3469 78. CHAPTER 348. EPILEPSY IN IRAQ - p. 3474 79. CHAPTER 349. EPILEPSY IN LATIN AMERICA - p. 3477 80. CHAPTER 350. EPIDEMIOLOGY OF EPILEPSY IN LATIN AMERICA - p. 3483 81. CHAPTER 351. EPILEPSY IN MEXICO - p. 3488 82. CHAPTER 352. EPILEPSY IN THE NETHERLANDS - p. 3494 83. CHAPTER 353. EPILEPSY IN NIGERIA - p. 3499 84. CHAPTER 354. EPILEPSY IN THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION - p. 3509 85. CHAPTER 355. EPILEPSY IN SAUDI ARABIA - p. 3513 86. CHAPTER 356. EPILEPSY IN SCANDINAVIA - p. 3520 87. CHAPTER 357. EPILEPSY IN SENEGAL - p. 3530 88. CHAPTER 358. EPILEPSY IN SOUTH AFRICA - p. 3536 89. CHAPTER 359. EPILEPSY IN SOUTH KOREA - p. 3545 90. CHAPTER 360. EPILEPSY IN TUNISIA - p. 3553 91. CHAPTER 361. EPILEPSY IN TURKEY - p. 3562 92. CHAPTER 362. EPILEPSY IN THE UNITED KINGDOM - p. 3565 93. CHAPTER 363. EPILEPSY IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA - p. 3574 94. CHAPTER 364. IMPLEMENTATION SCIENCE FOR EPILEPSY - p. 3577 95. CHAPTER 365. SOCIAL MEDIA TO ENHANCE HEALTH CARE DELIVERY AND EDUCATION IN EPILEPSY - p. 3583 96. Index - p. i-1
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Authoritative and updated, Epilepsy: A Comprehensive Textbook, 3rd Edition, contains 365 chapters that cover the full spectrum of relevant topics in biology, physiology, and clinical information, from molecular biology to public health concerns in developing countries. Written by world-renowned authorities and expertly edited by epileptologists Drs. Jerome Engel, Jr., Solomon L. Moshé, Aristea S. Galanopoulou, John M. Stern, Alexis Arzimanoglou, Jacqueline A. French, Renzo Guerrini, Andres M. Kanner, and Istvan Mody, this three-volume work includes detailed discussions of seizure types and epilepsy syndromes, relationships between physiology and clinical events, psychiatric and medical comorbidities, conditions that could be mistaken for epilepsy, and an increasing range of pharmacologic, surgical, and alternative therapies.
1. CHAPTER 273. OVERVIEW: INTRODUCTION TO EPILEPSY SYNDROMES - p. 2811 2. CHAPTER 274. INTRODUCTION TO THE CLASSIFICATION OF EPILEPSY - p. 2813 3. CHAPTER 275. SELF-LIMITED (FAMILIAL) NEONATAL EPILEPSY - p. 2817 4. CHAPTER 276. EARLY MYOCLONIC ENCEPHALOPATHY - p. 2827 5. CHAPTER 277. OHTAHARA SYNDROME - p. 2832 6. CHAPTER 278. SELF-LIMITED (FAMILIAL) INFANTILE EPILEPSY - p. 2838 7. CHAPTER 279. EPILEPSY OF INFANCY WITH MIGRATING FOCAL SEIZURES - p. 2844 8. CHAPTER 280. INFANTILE EPILEPTIC SPASMS SYNDROME - p. 2852 9. CHAPTER 281. DRAVET SYNDROME - p. 2863 10. CHAPTER 282. MYOCLONIC EPILEPSIES IN INFANCY AND EARLY CHILDHOOD - p. 2870 11. CHAPTER 283. HEMICONVULSION-HEMIPLEGIA-EPILEPSY SYNDROME - p. 2877 12. CHAPTER 284. SELF-LIMITED EPILEPSY WITH CENTROTEMPORAL SPIKES - p. 2884 13. CHAPTER 285. CHILDHOOD OCCIPITAL VISUAL EPILEPSY AND SELF-LIMITED EPILEPSY WITH AUTONOMIC SEIZURES - p. 2894 14. CHAPTER 286. CHILDHOOD AND JUVENILE ABSENCE EPILEPSIES - p. 2907 15. CHAPTER 287. EPILEPSY WITH MYOCLONIC ABSENCES - p. 2920 16. CHAPTER 288. LENNOX–GASTAUT SYNDROME - p. 2924 17. CHAPTER 289. ENCEPHALOPATHY RELATED TO STATUS EPILEPTICUS DURING SLOW SLEEP (ESES) INCLUDING LANDAU KLEFFNER SYNDROME - p. 2936 18. CHAPTER 290. RASMUSSEN SYNDROME - p. 2948 19. CHAPTER 291. JUVENILE MYOCLONIC EPILEPSY - p. 2974 20. CHAPTER 292. GENERALIZED TONIC–CLONIC SEIZURES ALONE AND EPILEPSY WITH GENERALIZED TONIC–CLONIC SEIZURES ON AWAKENING - p. 2981 21. CHAPTER 293. MESIAL TEMPORAL LOBE EPILEPSY WITH HIPPOCAMPAL SCLEROSIS - p. 2988 22. CHAPTER 294. FAMILIAL TEMPORAL LOBE EPILEPSIES - p. 2994 23. CHAPTER 295. FAMILIAL FRONTAL LOBE EPILEPSIES AND FAMILIAL FOCAL EPILEPSY WITH VARIABLE FOCI - p. 3003 24. CHAPTER 296. GELASTIC SEIZURES AND HYPOTHALAMIC HAMARTOMAS - p. 3013 25. CHAPTER 297. PROGRESSIVE MYOCLONUS EPILEPSIES - p. 3019 26. CHAPTER 298. POSTTRAUMATIC SEIZURES - p. 3028 27. CHAPTER 299. ISOLATED SEIZURES - p. 3043 28. CHAPTER 300. GENETIC EPILEPSY WITH FEBRILE SEIZURES PLUS - p. 3052 29. CHAPTER 301. REFLEX EPILEPSIES - p. 3057 30. CHAPTER 302. MALFORMATIONS OF CORTICAL DEVELOPMENT IN EPILEPSY - p. 3064 31. CHAPTER 303. CHROMOSOMAL ABNORMALITIES IN EPILEPSY - p. 3071 32. CHAPTER 304. INHERITED METABOLIC DISORDERS AND EPILEPSY - p. 3081 33. CHAPTER 305. MITOCHONDRIAL DISEASES AND EPILEPSY - p. 3098 34. CHAPTER 306. SEIZURES IN NEONATAL HYPOXIC–ISCHEMIC ENCEPHALOPATHY - p. 3110 35. CHAPTER 307. CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM TUMORS AND SEIZURES: EPIDEMIOLOGY, DIAGNOSIS, AND MANAGEMENT - p. 3121 36. CHAPTER 308. INFECTIOUS DISEASES AND SEIZURES OR EPILEPSY - p. 3132 37. CHAPTER 309. ACUTE SYMPTOMATIC SEIZURES SECONDARY TO AUTOIMMUNE ENCEPHALITIS AND AUTOIMMUNE-ASSOCIATED EPILEPSIES - p. 3143 38. CHAPTER 310. ELECTROLYTE, SPORADIC METABOLIC, AND ENDOCRINE DISORDERS IN EPILEPSY - p. 3158 39. CHAPTER 311. THE RELATIONSHIP OF ALCOHOL AND SUBSTANCE MISUSE/ABUSE TO SEIZURES AND EPILEPSY - p. 3190 40. CHAPTER 312. DISORDERS OF PREGNANCY IN EPILEPSY - p. 3200 41. CHAPTER 313. NEW-ONSET REFRACTORY STATUS EPILEPTICUS AND FEBRILE INFECTION-RELATED EPILEPSY SYNDROME - p. 3205 42. SECTION 12 • Disorders That Can Resemble Epilepsy - p. 3222 43. CHAPTER 314. OVERVIEW: DISORDERS THAT CAN RESEMBLE EPILEPSY - p. 3223 44. CHAPTER 315. SYNCOPE RESEMBLING SEIZURES - p. 3225 45. CHAPTER 316. METABOLIC AND ENDOCRINE DISORDERS RESEMBLING SEIZURES - p. 3237 46. CHAPTER 317. NONEPILEPTIC NEUROLOGIC PAROXYSMAL DISORDERS AND EPISODIC SYMPTOMS IN INFANTS - p. 3248 47. CHAPTER 318. MIGRAINE RESEMBLING SEIZURES - p. 3259 48. CHAPTER 319. CEREBROVASCULAR DISORDERS RESEMBLING SEIZURES - p. 3271 49. CHAPTER 320. SLEEP AND EPILEPSY: SEIZURE MIMICS AND SLEEP - p. 3285 50. CHAPTER 321. MYOCLONUS AND MYOCLONIC SYNDROMES - p. 3294 51. CHAPTER 322. MOVEMENT DISORDERS RESEMBLING SEIZURES - p. 3301 52. CHAPTER 323. MOVEMENT DISORDERS: DYSKINESIAS - p. 3308 53. CHAPTER 324. SENSORY DISORDERS RESEMBLING SEIZURES - p. 3317 54. CHAPTER 325. OTHER NEUROLOGIC EVENTS RESEMBLING EPILEPTIC SEIZURES - p. 3323 55. CHAPTER 326. OVERVIEW: PSYCHIATRIC DISTURBANCES - p. 3328 56. CHAPTER 327. PSYCHOGENIC NONEPILEPTIC SEIZURES IN ADULTS - p. 3330 57. CHAPTER 328. PSYCHOGENIC NONEPILEPTIC SEIZURES IN PEDIATRIC PATIENTS - p. 3342 58. CHAPTER 329. DISORDERS OF IMPULSE CONTROL IN EPILEPSY - p. 3346 59. CHAPTER 330. DISSOCIATIVE DISORDERS - p. 3352 60. CHAPTER 331. PANIC DISORDER AND HYPERVENTILATION SYNDROME - p. 3363 61. CHAPTER 332. OBSESSIVE-COMPULSIVE BEHAVIOR - p. 3375 62. CHAPTER 333. PSYCHOTIC SYMPTOMS MIMICKING EPILEPTIC SEIZURES - p. 3380 63. SECTION 13 • Delivery of Health Care in People with Epilepsy - p. 3384 64. CHAPTER 334. OVERVIEW: DELIVERY OF HEALTH CARE AND SOCIOECONOMIC ISSUES IN PEOPLE WITH EPILEPSY - p. 3385 65. CHAPTER 335. EPILEPSY IN AFRICA - p. 3388 66. CHAPTER 336. EPILEPSY IN ARGENTINA - p. 3393 67. CHAPTER 337. EPILEPSY IN ASIA - p. 3397 68. CHAPTER 338. EPILEPSY IN BRAZIL - p. 3405 69. CHAPTER 339. EPILEPSY IN CANADA - p. 3416 70. CHAPTER 340. EPILEPSY IN THE CARIBBEAN - p. 3421 71. CHAPTER 341. EPILEPSY IN CHILE - p. 3428 72. CHAPTER 342. EPILEPSY IN CHINA - p. 3436 73. CHAPTER 343. EPILEPSY IN CUBA - p. 3452 74. CHAPTER 344. EPILEPSY IN THE CZECH REPUBLIC - p. 3457 75. CHAPTER 345. EPILEPSY IN GERMANY - p. 3460 76. CHAPTER 346. EPILEPSY IN INDIA - p. 3465 77. CHAPTER 347. EPILEPSY IN IRAN - p. 3469 78. CHAPTER 348. EPILEPSY IN IRAQ - p. 3474 79. CHAPTER 349. EPILEPSY IN LATIN AMERICA - p. 3477 80. CHAPTER 350. EPIDEMIOLOGY OF EPILEPSY IN LATIN AMERICA - p. 3483 81. CHAPTER 351. EPILEPSY IN MEXICO - p. 3488 82. CHAPTER 352. EPILEPSY IN THE NETHERLANDS - p. 3494 83. CHAPTER 353. EPILEPSY IN NIGERIA - p. 3499 84. CHAPTER 354. EPILEPSY IN THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION - p. 3509 85. CHAPTER 355. EPILEPSY IN SAUDI ARABIA - p. 3513 86. CHAPTER 356. EPILEPSY IN SCANDINAVIA - p. 3520 87. CHAPTER 357. EPILEPSY IN SENEGAL - p. 3530 88. CHAPTER 358. EPILEPSY IN SOUTH AFRICA - p. 3536 89. CHAPTER 359. EPILEPSY IN SOUTH KOREA - p. 3545 90. CHAPTER 360. EPILEPSY IN TUNISIA - p. 3553 91. CHAPTER 361. EPILEPSY IN TURKEY - p. 3562 92. CHAPTER 362. EPILEPSY IN THE UNITED KINGDOM - p. 3565 93. CHAPTER 363. EPILEPSY IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA - p. 3574 94. CHAPTER 364. IMPLEMENTATION SCIENCE FOR EPILEPSY - p. 3577 95. CHAPTER 365. SOCIAL MEDIA TO ENHANCE HEALTH CARE DELIVERY AND EDUCATION IN EPILEPSY - p. 3583 96. Index - p. i-1
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