If you are being treated
by an epilepsy center, you can also seek a second opinion at another epilepsy center if you have questions about the care that you are receiving.
In addition, patients may benefit from the advanced care provided
by epilepsy centers if they continue to have seizures despite treatment with two medications, experience unacceptable side effects or are pregnant or want to become pregnant.
Not exact matches
«I was very nervous, afraid it might make things worse,» Vandyke said of the relatively new procedure that was being recommended to her
by epilepsy specialists at Wake Forest Baptist Medical
Center.
«Understanding the mechanisms that promote aberrant neurogenesis caused
by traumatic brain injury and subsequent seizures may open new therapeutic avenues to prevent
epilepsy and associated memory problems caused
by impact,» said senior author Dr. Jenny Hsieh, Associate Professor of Molecular Biology and a member of the UT Southwestern Hamon
Center for Regenerative Science and Medicine.
Selecting
by state will display every
epilepsy center in that state.
If your seizures have not been brought under control after three months of care
by a primary care provider (family physician, pediatrician), further neurologic intervention
by a neurologist, or an
epilepsy center if locally available, is appropriate.
C.S. Mott Children's Hospital is recognized
by the National Association of
Epilepsy Centers as a Level 4 Certified
Epilepsy Center, the highest certification available from the NAEC, certifying that U-M provides the highest - level medical and surgical evaluation and treatments for children with complex
epilepsy.
UT Southwestern's
Epilepsy Program is accredited
by the NAEC as a level 4
epilepsy center.
Wake Forest Innovations can help you solve these medical problems
by getting you access to the researchers and clinicians at Wake Forest Baptist Medical
Center to advance your preclinical or clinical research — from stroke and
epilepsy to pain and addiction and everything in between.
According to the National
Center for Biotechnology Information, Hugh Conklin incorrectly theorized in 1922 that
epilepsy was a side effect of something occuring in the intestines, and set out to cure it
by fasting several children with seizures for upwards of 25 days.
Involuntary seizures are the most well known characteristic of
epilepsy, which is often caused
by brain malformations or tumors, head trauma and a variety of other diseases that cause lesions on the brain, according to Nancy Meers, Pediatric Nurse Practitioner with the Children's
Epilepsy Center at Children's Healthcare of Atlanta at Scottish Rite.
About Blog NAEC supports
epilepsy centers in delivering quality comprehensive care to people with
epilepsy,
by setting standards of care, advocating for access to high quality
epilepsy center services, and providing knowledge and resources to its member
centers.