PURPOSE
Clinical and psychological factors associated with health-related quality of life (HRQoL) in drug-resistant epilepsy (DRE) are well established; however, the contribution of alexithymia and specific neurocognitive domains remains less well characterized. This study aimed to examine clinical, emotional, and neur...
INTRODUCTION
In epilepsy, the burden of depression extends beyond mood, often accompanying difficulties in executive functioning. However, the psychological factors shaping this relationship remain largely unexplored. This study examines whether psychological resilience serves as a bridge between emotional distress and...
Abstract Objective Patterns within the ictal–interictal continuum (IIC) are frequently encountered in critically ill patients undergoing continuous electroencephalographic studies and may reflect ongoing ictal activity or secondary brain injury. Peri‐ictal neuroimaging abnormalities (PNA) have been described in associa...
Findings identify resilience as a potential mechanism linking stress to HRQoL in epilepsy and support a multidimensional understanding of overall well-being that encompasses both psychological and clinical determinants.
Overall, the presence of SCSs alone was not associated with a poor outcome, but the spatial non-concordance with the seizure-onset zone was highly predictive for poor seizure outcome.
P. Bosque-Varela, Panagiota-Eleni Tsalouchidou, Petra Levicka et al.· Epilepsia· 0 citations
Beyond the clinical severity of NORSE, the findings show that cohort composition is highly sensitive to the temporal operationalization of consensus criteria, and standardized application of diagnostic timing may therefore be essential for comparability across NORSE studies.
C. Jünemann, Meike Menche, Marc-Philipp Bergmann et al.· Neurological Research and Pr...· 0 citations
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