Dear Neurology/Epileptology-enthusiasts on ResearchGate,
I am trying to identify novel and under-researched areas in Epilepsy - particularly pediatric and genetic epilepsy.
There seems to be a wealth of knowledge - through meta-analyses and scoping reviews - on the etiopathogenesis, treatments, and diagnostic approaches to epilepsy now.
There have to be certain areas that are still "underserved" when it comes to seizures and epilepsy.
I'd be quite pleased to hear your thoughts and opinions on where one should direct his focus when it comes to battling against irregular electrical brain activity.
Thank you very much!
Regarding this activity, it would be interesting to investigate what might cause it in people without epilepsy.
Andriy Dubenko
Thank you very much, Dr. Dubenko, for your response.
May I ask if you are referring to non-epileptic seizures (pseudo non-epileptic seizures) which may have in conversion disorders and anxiety-related disorders? Is it that you’re recommending a better understanding of the etiology of such seizures?
If not, would you please elaborate?
Thank you once again.
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