Epilepsy syndromes Flashcards

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Dravet syndrome - 1st line

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SV for ALL pt including females because of severity of syndrome and lack of evidence for other effective 1st line options

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If SV for Dravet syndrome or Lennox Gastaut syndrome is started or continued in females who are able to have children, ensure …

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  • potential risks and benefits of treatment are discussed
  • likelihood of pregnancy is considered
  • PPP put in place if appropriate
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1st line adjunctive therapy for Dravet syndrome if monotherapy with SV unsuccessful

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TRIPLE therpay with clobazam + stiripentol

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2nd line adjunctive therapy for Dravet syndrome if monotherapy with SV unsuccessul, then 1st line adjunctive triple therapy (SV + Clobazam + Stiripentol) unsuccessful

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cannabidiol + clobazam + SV in certain pt

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who should be involved in decisions regarding the treatment of Dravet syndrome and Lennox-Gastaut syndrome

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neurologist with expertise in epilepsy

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1st line for Lannox-Gastaut syndrome

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SV for ALL pt, including females, due to severity of syndrome and lack of evidence for other 1st line options

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2nd line monotherapy or adjunct for Lenox Gastaut syndrome

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if 1st line mono with SV unsuccessul,
consider lamot as 2nd line mono or adjunct

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