how to cite this article: farhadi r, alaee ar, alipour z, abbaskhanian a, nakhshab m, derakhshanfar h. prevalence of stroke in neonates who admitted with seizures in neonatal intensive care unit. iran j child neurol. autumn 2015;9(4):41-47. abstract objective prevalence of neonatal stroke has been reported 1/2300-1/4000 live births and accounts for 12-20% of the cases of neonatal seizures. alth...

Neonatal seizures continue to be a diagnostic and therapeutic challenge to the clinicians. Seizures can permanently disrupt neuronal development, induce synaptic reorganisation, reduce neurogenesis, alter plasticity and prime the brain to increased seizures later in life1. The prevalence of seizures is 2-3 /1000 live births in term and 10-15 /1000 in preterm deliveries2. Diagnostic and therapeu...

Background: Early recognition of neonatal seizures secondary to pathogenic variants in potassium or sodium channel coding genes is crucial, as these are often resistant commonly used anti-seizure medications, but respond well sodium-channel blockers. We report a unique aEEG pattern caused by SCN2A and KCNQ3 variants, adding regular EEG description. Methods: International multicentre descriptive...

Corresponding Author: F. Eghbalian MD Besat Hospital Tel: +98 918 1190121 Email:[email protected] Abstract Objective The aim of the present study was to evaluate the etiology and frequency of neonatal seizure in hospitalized neonates. Materials and Methods In this descriptive, cross-sectional study, we evaluated 1295 neonates with seizures admitted to neonatal and NICU wards in our center....