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Clinical Therapeutic and Management Strategies for Epilepsy: Psychological Aspects in Children with Epilepsy and Their Parents

2026-02-04

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Epileptic activities can affect various aspects including neuropsychological and social functions, which lead to reductions of quality of life (QOL) for epileptic children. Accordingly, epileptic children are generally at greater risk of neuropsychological and social dysfunctions than those without epilepsy, even though the majority of epileptic children achieve favorable outcomes. Social function in epileptic chi...

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10.20944/preprints202602.0245.v1
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