OBJECTIVE: To study the correlation of randomly-tested total antiepileptic plasma levels and
seizure control in a retrospectively collected group of pregnant epileptic Saudi women …

To investigate the course of epilepsy and seizure control during pregnancy. 105 pregnant
women with epilepsy were studied prospectively during the period from 2013 to 2017. The …

Even though most women with epilepsy can expect their seizure control to be unaffected by
pregnancy, approximately one‐quarter of pregnant women will experience increased …

Objectives: To determine the prevalence of epilepsy in Saudi pregnant women and estimate
the frequency of seizure types in suffering individuals using different anti-epileptic drug …

The aim of this study was to assess the influence of pregnancy on trimestral frequency of
epileptic seizures. The seizure frequency was studied retrospectively in 50 pregnant …

Several studies have focused on a possible worsening of epilepsy during pregnancy,
especially a possible increase in seizure frequency and the associated risk factors for poor …

We aimed to determine a treatment protocol for pregnant women with epilepsy. We selected
50 pregnant women from the antenatal clinic, King Hussein Medical Centre, who had been …

Epilepsy is one of the most common neurologic conditions seen by obstetricians, primary
care physicians, and neurologists. It is present in three to five per 1000 births, and most …

Purpose: Women in the United States who have epilepsy give birth to about 20000
newborns every year. Because seizures during late gestation and delivery may seriously …

Some special considerations are necessary for epileptic women, since risks and difficulties
during pregnancy, delivery and child care remain greater for epileptics than for …