GENERAL

1. GENETIC ASPECTS OF THE EPILEPSIES - V.E Anderson et al., In: Epilepsy from infants to young children edited by M. Sillanpaa et al., Wrightson Biomedical Publishing, 1990

2. INTER-RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SLEEP AND EPILEPSY - M.Baldy-Moulinier., In: Recent Advances in Epilepsy, Vol 3, edited by J.A Pedley et al., Churchill Livingstone, 1986

3. GENETIC CONSIDERATIONS IN CHILDHOOD EPILEPSY - T.D Bird, Epilepsia, 28:S71-S81 1987

4. UNCONTROLLED EPILEPSY IN CHILDREN - W.T Blume., In: Surgical Treatment of Epilepsy edited by W.H Theodore, Epilepsy Res., (suppl.5):19-24 1992

5. DISCONTINUATION OF ANTIEPILEPTIC THERAPY: A PROSPECTIVE STUDY INCHILDREN - P. Bouma et al., J. Neurol. Neurosurg. Psychiatry, 50:1579-1583 1987

6. EPILEPSY IN CHILDHOOD AND ADOLESCENCE - B.D Bower., In: The Treatment of Epilepsy edited by J.H Tyrer, MTP Press 1980

7. CURRENT CHALLENGES IN THE TREATMENT OF EPILEPSY - R.H Mattson, Neurology 44 (suppl 5):S4-S9 1994

8. THE EPILEPSIES: A CRITICAL REVIEW - R.B Aird et al., Raven Press 1984

9. THE TREATABLE EPILEPSIES - A.V Delgado-Escueta et al., New Engl. J. Med., 308:1508-1514 1983

10. THE EFFECT OF PUBERTY ON THE COURSE OF EPILEPSY - N. Diamantopoulos et al., Arch. Neurol., 43:873-876 1986

11. EPILEPSY AND SWIMMING - JM Freeman, Pediatrics 1985 76: a139

12. SPORTS AND THE CHILD WITH EPILEPSY - W Berman, Pediatrics 1984 74: 320-321.

13. PATIENTS WITH INTRACTABLE EPILEPSY HAVE LOW MELATONIN, WHICH INCREASES FOLLOWING SEIZURES - Carl W. Bazil et al., Neurology 2000 55: 1746-1748

14. HIGH DOSE INTRAVENOUS GAMMA-GLOBULIN IN INTRACTABLE EPILEPSY IN CHILDHOOD - A. Etzioni et al., Eur. J Pediatr., 150:681-683 1991

15. INTRACTABLE EPILEPSY: ETIOLOGY, RISK FACTORS AND TREATMENT - A. Fois et al., Clin. Electroencephalogr. 19:68-73 1988

16. BEHAVIORAL METHODS OF SEIZURE CONTROL - R.G Feldman et al., In: Epilepsy: Diagnosis and Management edited by T.R Browne et al., Little Brown 1983

17. BEHAVIORAL THERAPY OF EPILEPSY - P.B.C Fenwick., In: Recent Advances in Epilepsy 5, edited by T.A Pedley Churchill-Livingstone 1992

18. VIDEO GAMES AND SEIZURES - G.G Glista et al., Arch. Neurol., 40:588 1983

19. DURATION OF TREATMENT FOR CHILDHOOD EPILEPSY - N. Gordon, Dev. Med. Child Neurol.., 24:84-88 1982

20. BREATH HOLDING SPELLS - N. Gordon, Dev. Med. Child Neurol.., 290:811-814 1987

21. SPECIFIC PROBLEMS OF CHILDREN WITH EPILEPSY - O. Henriksen., Epilepsia, 29(suppl.3):S6-S9 1980

22. SEIZURES FOLLOWING CHILDHOOD IMMUNIZATIONS - D.G Hirtz et al., J. Pediatr., 102:14-18 1983

23. PSYCHIATRIC DISTURBANCES IN THE FAMILIES OF EPILEPTIC CHILDREN - P. Hoare., Dev. Med. Child Neurol., 26:14-19 1984

24. DO SEIZURES CAUSE BRAIN DAMAGE? - G.L Holmes., Epilepsia., 32 (suppl.5):S14-S28 1991

25. RECENT ADVANCES IN CHILDHOOD EPILEPSY - P. Kotagal et al., Brain Dev., 16:1-15 1994

26. SHOULD PEOPLE WITH EPILEPSY HAVE UNTRAINED DOGS AS PETS - V.Strong et al., Seizure., (96):427-430, 2000

27. THE USE OF SEIZURE ALERT DOGS - V.Strong et al., Seizure., 10:39-41 2001

28. SEIZURE ALERT DOGS FACT OR FICTION? - V.Strong et al., Seizure., 8:62-65 1999

29. COMPANION ANIMALS AND HUMAN HEALTH - A.T.B Edney., Journal of the Royal Society of Medicine., 88:704-708 1995

30. SOCIAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FOR CHILDREN WITH DISABILITIES: EFFECTS OF SERVICE DOGS - B. Mader et al., Child Development., 60:1529-1534 1989

31. DOGS AND HUMAN EPILEPSY - A.T.B Edney., Veterinary Record., 132:337-338 1993

32. CEREBRAL OXYGENATION DURING RECURRENT SEIZURES - N.R Kreisman et al., In: Advances in Neurology, Vol 34: Status Epilepticus, edited by A.V. Delgado-Escueta et al., Raven Press 1983

33. HEADACHE AS AN EPILEPTIC MANIFESTATION - P. Laplante et al., Neurology., 33:1493-1495 1983

34. MENTAL DETERIORATION IN EPILEPSY - R.P Lesser et al., Epilepsia., 27(suppl.2):S105-S123 1986

35. EATING SEIZURES - P. Loiseau et al., Epilepsia., 27:161-163 1986

36. EPILEPSY AND WELL BEING - J. Collings., Social Science and Medicine., 31:165-170 1990

37. FEAR OF SEIZURES: EPILEPSY'S FORGOTTEN SYMPTOM - R.J Mittan et al., Urban Health., 11:30-32 1982

38. EPILEPTIC SEIZURES PRECIPITATED BY CONSTANT LIGHT, MOVEMENT IN DAILY LIFE, AND HOT WATER IMMERSION - T. Morimoto et al., Epilepsia., 26:237-242 1985

39. SEIZURES INDUCED BY EXERCISE - A.O Ogunyemi et al., Neurology., 38:633-634 1988