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Controversies in Caring for Women with Epilepsy : Sorting Through the Evidence / edited by Mona Sazgar, Cynthia L Harden

Contributor(s): Sazgar, Mona, editor literario | Harden, Cynthia L., editor literario | SpringerLink (Online service)
Material type: materialTypeLabelE-bookPublisher: Cham : Springer International Publishing, 2016Description: 1 recurso en línea (XIII, 173 páginas) : 18 ilustraciones, 10 ilustraciones en color.ISBN: 9783319291703.Subject: EpilepsiaDDC classification: 616.8 Online resources: Acceso a este recurso digital (usuarios Universidad Europea de Madrid)Digital Resources
Contents:
I. Adolescence -- 1. New Onset Primary Generalized Epilepsy in Adolescence -- 2. New Onset Partial Epilepsy in Adolescence -- 3. Catamenial Epilepsy in Adolescence -- 4. Contraception Choice in Adolescence -- II. Pre-Conception Counseling -- 5. Folic Acid Supplementation -- 6. Risk of Seizure during Pregnancy -- 7. Seizure Medications and Teratogenicity -- 8. Valproic Acid and Pregnancy: Failed Other Medications -- 9. Valproic Acid and Pregnancy: Not Tried Other Medications -- 10. Epilepsy Inheritance -- 11. Infertility and Menstrual Disorders: Seizure Medications vs. Seizures -- 12. Ever Advise Against Pregnancy? -- III. Pregnancy/Breast Feeding -- 13. New Onset Seizures during Pregnancy -- 14. Valproic Acid and Pregnancy -- 15. Lamictal and Pregnancy -- 16. What is Your Advice to Pregnant Women with Epilepsy Regarding Breast Feeding? -- IV. Menopause -- 17. Change in Seizure Pattern and Menopause.<peri-menopausal symptoms="" in="" women="" with="" epilepsy -- 19. bone="" health="" epilepsy.="" peri-menopausal="" epilepsy -- 19.="" bone="" epilepsy.peri-menopausal="" epilepsy.
Abstract: This text presents difficult management issues surrounding women with epilepsy in a unique format. The Editors provide several controversial cases in adolescence, pre-conception, pregnancy and menopause with invited experts offering their differing opinions. The Editors compare the clinical approaches and build a consensus based on the best available evidence. Professionals charged with managing this challenging patient group will be given insights on providing the best possible care based on current available data and expert opinion.
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LIBRO-E NO PRÉSTAMO LIBRO-E NO PRÉSTAMO Madrid Digital Acceso Electrónico (UEM) Ciencias de la Salud RC372 .C668 2016 EB (Browse shelf(Opens below)) .i11591675 Acceso electrónico eBOOK .i11591675
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I. Adolescence -- 1. New Onset Primary Generalized Epilepsy in Adolescence -- 2. New Onset Partial Epilepsy in Adolescence -- 3. Catamenial Epilepsy in Adolescence -- 4. Contraception Choice in Adolescence -- II. Pre-Conception Counseling -- 5. Folic Acid Supplementation -- 6. Risk of Seizure during Pregnancy -- 7. Seizure Medications and Teratogenicity -- 8. Valproic Acid and Pregnancy: Failed Other Medications -- 9. Valproic Acid and Pregnancy: Not Tried Other Medications -- 10. Epilepsy Inheritance -- 11. Infertility and Menstrual Disorders: Seizure Medications vs. Seizures -- 12. Ever Advise Against Pregnancy? -- III. Pregnancy/Breast Feeding -- 13. New Onset Seizures during Pregnancy -- 14. Valproic Acid and Pregnancy -- 15. Lamictal and Pregnancy -- 16. What is Your Advice to Pregnant Women with Epilepsy Regarding Breast Feeding? -- IV. Menopause -- 17. Change in Seizure Pattern and Menopause.<peri-menopausal symptoms="" in="" women="" with="" epilepsy -- 19. bone="" health="" epilepsy.="" peri-menopausal="" epilepsy -- 19.="" bone="" epilepsy.peri-menopausal="" epilepsy.

This text presents difficult management issues surrounding women with epilepsy in a unique format. The Editors provide several controversial cases in adolescence, pre-conception, pregnancy and menopause with invited experts offering their differing opinions. The Editors compare the clinical approaches and build a consensus based on the best available evidence. Professionals charged with managing this challenging patient group will be given insights on providing the best possible care based on current available data and expert opinion.

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