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Broadening the scope of multigene panel analysis for adult epilepsy patients.

Epilepsia open - 1 Aug 2024

Lee Seungbok, Kang Mi-Kyoung, So Ki Hurn, Jang Riyul, Shin Yong Woo, Jang Se Song, Yoon Jihoon G, Kim Sheehyun, Kim Manjin, Chu Kon, Lee Sang Kun, Kim Ki Joong, Baek Seung Tae, Lim Byung Chan, Moon Jangsup

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OBJECTIVE: Epilepsy is a suitable target for gene panel sequencing because a considerable portion of epilepsy is now explained by genetic components, especially in syndromic cases. However, previous gene panel studies on epilepsy have mostly focused on pediatric patients. METHODS: We enrolled adult epilepsy patients meeting any of the following criteria: family history of epilepsy, seizure onset age ≤ 19 years,...

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PMID: 38946282
DOI: 10.1002/epi4.12993
PMCID: PMC11296137

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