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HIE and Epilepsy: Rare Types of Seizures

HIE and Epilepsy: Rare Types of Seizures

November 25th, 2024  | Epilepsy  | News

Hypoxic-Ischemic Encephalopathy (HIE) is a type of brain injury that occurs when a newborn’s brain doesn’t receive enough oxygen and blood flow at or around the time of birth. This lack of oxygen can lead to long-term impacts, especially in how the brain develops and functions. Among the most challenging complications for children with HIE are certain types of epilepsy […]

HIE and Epilepsy: Common Types of Seizures

HIE and Epilepsy: Common Types of Seizures

November 18th, 2024  | Epilepsy  | News

In Hypoxic-Ischemic Encephalopathy (HIE), seizures are common due to the brain injury caused by lack of oxygen and blood flow. Here are the most common types seen with HIE and their definitions: Common Types of Seizures with HIE Tonic Seizures: Characterized by a sustained muscle contraction or stiffening, tonic seizures usually cause the limbs or neck to extend or flex […]

Living with Epilepsy: Treatment Options

Living with Epilepsy: Treatment Options

November 12th, 2024  | Epilepsy  | News

Hypoxic-Ischemic Encephalopathy (HIE) is a brain injury resulting from a lack of oxygen and blood flow, often during birth. Children with HIE face various challenges depending on the severity and extent of the injury, with epilepsy being one of the most common long-term conditions associated with HIE. Epilepsy, a neurological disorder that leads to recurrent seizures, can range in severity […]

Living with Epilepsy: Care Team Members

Living with Epilepsy: Care Team Members

November 10th, 2024  | Epilepsy  | News

Navigating Life with HIE and Epilepsy: Building Your Care Team Living with hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy (HIE) and epilepsy can feel overwhelming, both for the individuals affected and their families. These conditions present unique challenges and often require a broad, skilled care team to ensure that the individual gets comprehensive support. In this post, we’ll outline key care team members who can […]

HIE and Neonatal Seizures

HIE and Neonatal Seizures

November 4th, 2024  | Epilepsy  | News

Hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy (HIE) is a critical condition in newborns resulting from reduced oxygen or blood flow to the brain. This shortage can lead to brain injury, with a range of outcomes depending on severity, timing, and the interventions available. One of the major complications associated with HIE is neonatal seizures, which can contribute significantly to long-term outcomes for affected infants. […]

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