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Nicholas A. Streltzov, Samantha Schimdt, Wenyan Zhao, Robert M. Roth et autres
An interim analysis from the replication trial of the epilepsy self-management program, HOme Based Self-management and COgnitive Training CHanges lives (HOBSCOTCH) performed at four epilepsy centers in Northern New England.
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2016
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Michael A. Lane, Cynthia A. Kahlenberg, Z. Li, K. Kulandaival et autres
OBJECTIVE: A transient decrease in seizure frequency has been identified during therapeutic brain stimulation trials with stimulator in patients in the inactive sham group. This study was performed to examine whether the implantation of intracranial electrodes decreases seizure occurrence and explores factors …
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2016
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Tracie Anne Caller, Robert J. Ferguson, Robert M. Roth, Karen L. Secore et autres
Objective: A self-management intervention targeting cognitive dysfunction was tested whether it improves quality of life and cognition in adults with epilepsy. Background: Cognitive difficulties in epilepsy are highly prevalent and add to disability beyond seizures alone. However, no effective treatment or intervention …
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2016
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Mary Jo Slattery, Bridget Linehan Logan, B Mudge, Karen L. Secore et autres
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2016
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Tracie Anne Caller, Robert J. Ferguson, Robert M. Roth, Karen L. Secore et autres
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2015
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Tracie Anne Caller, Karen L. Secore, Robert J. Ferguson, Robert M. Roth et autres
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2014
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Tracie Anne Caller, Karen L. Secore, Robert J. Ferguson, Robert M. Roth et autres
2014
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Tracie Anne Caller, Karen L. Secore, Robert J. Ferguson, Robert M. Roth et autres
OBJECTIVE: To assess the feasibility and effectiveness of a self-management intervention to address cognitive dysfunction in adults with epilepsy at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Epilepsy Center. BACKGROUND: Approximately 50% of the 2 million people in the US living with epilepsy will have cognitive problems. Despite …
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