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Key Features
- Begins with the practical bedside questions: Is it truly a seizure? Provoked or unprovoked? Focal or generalized? Does the child need an EEG, MRI, treatment or referral?
- Covers the full course of care, from first-seizure evaluation and seizure mimics to electroclinical syndromes, rational antiseizure medication selection, status epilepticus, drug-resistant epilepsy and safe treatment withdrawal.
- One authentic clinical case at the end of every chapter under Clinical Pitfalls and Practice Pearls.
- Clinical algorithms, practical tables, pitfalls and pearls, red flags, and EEG and neuroimaging guidance for quick use during practice.
- Emergency protocols, parent-counseling messages and clinic-ready appendices.
- Aligned with contemporary ILAE concepts while deliberately avoiding unnecessary complexity.
- 27 chapters organized in eight parts, from foundations of pediatric epilepsy to long-term care.
