Epilepsia Refratária
Conceito e Contribuição das Novas Drogas Antiepilépticas e de outras Modalidades Terapêuticas
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Epilepsia refratária, novas drogas antiepilépticas, dieta cetogênica, estimulador do nervo vagoResumo
O tratamento farmacológico para as epilepsias em geral produz o controle absoluto das crises epilépticas em apenas uma parcela de pacientes. Dependendo da etiologia e da síndrome, entre 35% e 75% destas, a despeito do tratamento clínico, continuam a apresentar as crises epilépticas. Neste artigo abordamos as definições de intratabilidade assim como outras opções de tratamento clínico, discutindo as principais indicações e efeitos colaterais das novas drogas e as formas alternativas de tratamento clínico, a dieta cetogênica e o uso do estimulador do nervo vago.
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