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1. Prophylaxis of the epilepsies: should anti-epileptic drugs be used for preventing seizures after acute brain injury?

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Grisar, T, Bottin, P, de Borchgrave d'Alténa, Valérie, Brichart, C, Delcourt, C, Dubru, J M, Foulon, Martine, Ghariani, S, Hotermans, Christophe, Legros, Benjamin, Ossemann, M, Sadzot, B., Tugendhaft, P, Van Bogaert, Patrick, van Rijckevorsel, Kenou, Verheulpen, Denis, Grisar, T, Bottin, P, de Borchgrave d'Alténa, Valérie, Brichart, C, Delcourt, C, Dubru, J M, Foulon, Martine, Ghariani, S, Hotermans, Christophe, Legros, Benjamin, Ossemann, M, Sadzot, B., Tugendhaft, P, Van Bogaert, Patrick, van Rijckevorsel, Kenou, and Verheulpen, Denis

Abstract

In many circumstances antiepileptic drugs are used in patients who have never presented any clinical epileptic seizures. These substances are administered on the assumption of a potential risk for the patients of developing acute or delayed chronic seizures after brain injuries such as trauma, stroke, hemorrages or even neurosurgical interventions. The aim of this paper is to propose therapeutic guidelines for the management of this prophylactic attitude in epilepsy based on basic research and clinical practice in the French community in Belgium. We will distinguish between the prevention of acute (early onset-provoked) seizures and a delayed truly post-lesional (unprovoked) epilepsy. Some therapeutic goals can be achieved under the former circumstances whereas in the latter situation we all agree for the absence of any coherent antiepileptic prophylactic behaviour., Consensus Development Conference, Journal Article, Review, info:eu-repo/semantics/published

Published
2005

2. Prophylaxis of the epilepsies: should anti-epileptic drugs be used for preventing seizures after acute brain injury?

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UCL - SSS/IREC/MONT - Pôle Mont Godinne, UCL - (MGD) Service de neurologie, Grisar, T, Bottin, P, de Borchgrave d'Alténa, V, Brichart, C, Delcourt, C, Dubru, J M, Foulon, M, Ghariani, S, Hotermans, C, Legros, B, Ossemann, Michel, Sadzot, B, Tugendhaft, P, Van Bogaert, P, van Rijckevorsel, K, Verheulpen, D, UCL - SSS/IREC/MONT - Pôle Mont Godinne, UCL - (MGD) Service de neurologie, Grisar, T, Bottin, P, de Borchgrave d'Alténa, V, Brichart, C, Delcourt, C, Dubru, J M, Foulon, M, Ghariani, S, Hotermans, C, Legros, B, Ossemann, Michel, Sadzot, B, Tugendhaft, P, Van Bogaert, P, van Rijckevorsel, K, and Verheulpen, D

Abstract

In many circumstances antiepileptic drugs are used in patients who have never presented any clinical epileptic seizures. These substances are administered on the assumption of a potential risk for the patients of developing acute or delayed chronic seizures after brain injuries such as trauma, stroke, hemorrages or even neurosurgical interventions. The aim of this paper is to propose therapeutic guidelines for the management of this prophylactic attitude in epilepsy based on basic research and clinical practice in the French community in Belgium. We will distinguish between the prevention of acute (early onset-provoked) seizures and a delayed truly post-lesional (unprovoked) epilepsy. Some therapeutic goals can be achieved under the former circumstances whereas in the latter situation we all agree for the absence of any coherent antiepileptic prophylactic behaviour.

Published
2005

3. Prophylaxis of the epilepsies: should anti-epileptic drugs be used for preventing seizures after acute brain injury?

Author

Grisar, T, Bottin, P, de Borchgrave d'Alténa, Valérie, Brichart, C, Delcourt, C, Dubru, J M, Foulon, Martine, Ghariani, S, Hotermans, Christophe, Legros, Benjamin, Ossemann, M, Sadzot, B., Tugendhaft, P, Van Bogaert, Patrick, van Rijckevorsel, Kenou, Verheulpen, Denis, Grisar, T, Bottin, P, de Borchgrave d'Alténa, Valérie, Brichart, C, Delcourt, C, Dubru, J M, Foulon, Martine, Ghariani, S, Hotermans, Christophe, Legros, Benjamin, Ossemann, M, Sadzot, B., Tugendhaft, P, Van Bogaert, Patrick, van Rijckevorsel, Kenou, and Verheulpen, Denis

Abstract

In many circumstances antiepileptic drugs are used in patients who have never presented any clinical epileptic seizures. These substances are administered on the assumption of a potential risk for the patients of developing acute or delayed chronic seizures after brain injuries such as trauma, stroke, hemorrages or even neurosurgical interventions. The aim of this paper is to propose therapeutic guidelines for the management of this prophylactic attitude in epilepsy based on basic research and clinical practice in the French community in Belgium. We will distinguish between the prevention of acute (early onset-provoked) seizures and a delayed truly post-lesional (unprovoked) epilepsy. Some therapeutic goals can be achieved under the former circumstances whereas in the latter situation we all agree for the absence of any coherent antiepileptic prophylactic behaviour., Consensus Development Conference, Journal Article, Review, info:eu-repo/semantics/published

Published
2005

4. Therapeutic issues in women with epilepsy.

Author

Legros, Benjamin, Bottin, P, de Borchgrave d'Alténa, Valérie, Delcourt, C, De Tourtchaninoff, Marianne, Dubru, J M, Foulon, Martine, Ghariani, S, Grisar, T, Hotermans, Christophe, Ossemann, M, Sadzot, B., Tugendhaft, P, Van Bogaert, Patrick, van Rijckevorsel, Kenou, Verheulpen, Denis, Legros, Benjamin, Bottin, P, de Borchgrave d'Alténa, Valérie, Delcourt, C, De Tourtchaninoff, Marianne, Dubru, J M, Foulon, Martine, Ghariani, S, Grisar, T, Hotermans, Christophe, Ossemann, M, Sadzot, B., Tugendhaft, P, Van Bogaert, Patrick, van Rijckevorsel, Kenou, and Verheulpen, Denis

Abstract

Approximately 20% of people with epilepsy are of childbearing potential and about 3 to 5 births per thousand will be to women with epilepsy. Both epilepsy and antiepileptic drugs can cause specific problems in women and embryos (less than 8 weeks of gestational age) or foetuses (more than 8 weeks of gestational age). The aim of this paper is to discuss therapeutic issues for the management of women with epilepsy: initiation of antiepileptic therapy, contraception, pregnancy, breast feeding and menopause. Some fertility issues are also discussed., Guideline, Journal Article, Practice Guideline, SCOPUS: re.j, info:eu-repo/semantics/published

Published
2003

5. Therapeutic issues in women with epilepsy.

Author

UCL - SSS/IREC/MONT - Pôle Mont Godinne, UCL - (MGD) Service de neurologie, Legros, B, Bottin, P, de Borchgrave, V, Delcourt, C, de Tourtchaninoff, M, Dubru, J M, Foulon, M, Ghariani, S, Grisar, T, Hotermans, C, Ossemann, Michel, Sadzot, B, Tugendhaft, P, Van Bogaert, P, van Rijckevorsel, K, Verheulpen, D, UCL - SSS/IREC/MONT - Pôle Mont Godinne, UCL - (MGD) Service de neurologie, Legros, B, Bottin, P, de Borchgrave, V, Delcourt, C, de Tourtchaninoff, M, Dubru, J M, Foulon, M, Ghariani, S, Grisar, T, Hotermans, C, Ossemann, Michel, Sadzot, B, Tugendhaft, P, Van Bogaert, P, van Rijckevorsel, K, and Verheulpen, D

Abstract

Approximately 20% of people with epilepsy are of childbearing potential and about 3 to 5 births per thousand will be to women with epilepsy. Both epilepsy and antiepileptic drugs can cause specific problems in women and embryos (less than 8 weeks of gestational age) or foetuses (more than 8 weeks of gestational age). The aim of this paper is to discuss therapeutic issues for the management of women with epilepsy: initiation of antiepileptic therapy, contraception, pregnancy, breast feeding and menopause. Some fertility issues are also discussed.

Published
2003

6. Therapeutic issues in women with epilepsy.

Author

Legros, Benjamin, Bottin, P, de Borchgrave d'Alténa, Valérie, Delcourt, C, De Tourtchaninoff, Marianne, Dubru, J M, Foulon, Martine, Ghariani, S, Grisar, T, Hotermans, Christophe, Ossemann, M, Sadzot, B., Tugendhaft, P, Van Bogaert, Patrick, van Rijckevorsel, Kenou, Verheulpen, Denis, Legros, Benjamin, Bottin, P, de Borchgrave d'Alténa, Valérie, Delcourt, C, De Tourtchaninoff, Marianne, Dubru, J M, Foulon, Martine, Ghariani, S, Grisar, T, Hotermans, Christophe, Ossemann, M, Sadzot, B., Tugendhaft, P, Van Bogaert, Patrick, van Rijckevorsel, Kenou, and Verheulpen, Denis

Abstract

Approximately 20% of people with epilepsy are of childbearing potential and about 3 to 5 births per thousand will be to women with epilepsy. Both epilepsy and antiepileptic drugs can cause specific problems in women and embryos (less than 8 weeks of gestational age) or foetuses (more than 8 weeks of gestational age). The aim of this paper is to discuss therapeutic issues for the management of women with epilepsy: initiation of antiepileptic therapy, contraception, pregnancy, breast feeding and menopause. Some fertility issues are also discussed., Guideline, Journal Article, Practice Guideline, SCOPUS: re.j, info:eu-repo/semantics/published

Published
2003

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