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Portrait of a Child with Epilepsy
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Taking Control of Seizures: A Personal Look
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Treatment Options for Children with Epilepsy
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Seizures While You Sleep?
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Seizure Control: What Can You Take for Epilepsy?
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Treating Epilepsy: From Drug Therapy to Surgery
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Witnessing a Seizure: What Should You Do?
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, Carl W. Bazil MD, PhD, Steven Karceski MD, David Folk Thomas

Summary

Anti-seizure drugs are effective for many with epilepsy, but about one-third of patients may need additional help. Learn what options are available when seizures aren't controlled by medications.

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