Molecular Approaches May Help Accurately Diagnose Lesions in Drug-Resistant Focal Epilepsy
A recently published review has discovered that considering genetic data for individuals who are suffering from drug-resistant focal epilepsy has led to the definition of novel illness entities and enhanced clinical decision making. Drug-resistant focal epilepsy, as defined by the International League Against Epilepsy, usually occurs when an individual has failed to stay free of seizures with sufficient trials of 2 ASMs (anti-seizure medication). The disease is often caused by brain lesions such as glioneural tumors. These drugs must have been specifically chosen for the individual’s type of seizures and tried in combination with other seizure medications or on their…