Table 1

- Characteristics of included patients. N= 44 patients.

Characteristicsn (%)
Age
<6 years old9 (20.5)
6–11 years old24 (54.5)
>11 years old11 (25)
Sex
Male31 (70.5)
Female13 (29.5)
Age at first seizure onset
0–3 months10 (22.7)
4–8 months31 (70.5)
>1 year3 (6.8)
Type of seizure
Generalized convulsive seizure20 (45.5)
Generalized convulsive seizure + focal seizures11 (25)
Generalized convulsive seizure +Atypical absence seizure7 (15.9)
Generalized convulsive seizure + focal seizures+Atypical absence seizure6 (13.6)
Current developmental status6 (13.6)
Global developmental delay (patients below the age of 5 years)28 (63.6)
Intellectual disability (patients above the age of 5 years)6 (13.6)
Speech delay3 (6.8)
Cognitive delay1 (2.4)
Family history of epilepsy
Yes8 (18.2)
No36 (81.8)
Concomitant Anti-seizure medications
Valproic acid29 (65.9)
Clobazam33 (75)
Levetiracetam10 (22.7)
Phenobarbitone3 (6.8)
Topiramate4 (9.1)
Cannabidiol1 (2.4)
Rufinamide1 (2.4)
Clonazepam3 (6.8)
List of failed Anti-seizure therapies
Levetiracetam24 (54.5)
Lacosamide2 (4.5)
Clobazam5 (11.4)
Topiramate22 (50)
Lamotrigine7 (15.9)
Carbamazepine10 (22.7)
Rufinamide3 (6.8)
Phenytoin2 (4.5)
Clonazepam5 (11.4)
Ketogenic diet3 (6.8)
Zonisamide2 (4.5)
Cannabidol1 (2.4)