DS

E874305

DS is a rare, severe form of epilepsy that begins in infancy and is characterized by prolonged seizures, developmental delays, and a high risk of complications.

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Dravet syndrome 0

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Predicate Object
instanceOf epileptic encephalopathy
genetic disorder
rare disease
affects brain
nervous system
associatedWithGene SCN1A NERFINISHED
characterizedBy behavioral problems
cognitive impairment
developmental delay
drug-resistant seizures
febrile seizures
motor impairment
prolonged seizures
contraindicatedDrug carbamazepine NERFINISHED
lamotrigine NERFINISHED
phenytoin
firstDescribed 1978
fullName Severe myoclonic epilepsy of infancy NERFINISHED
hasAbbreviation DS
SMEI NERFINISHED
hasCause SCN1A gene mutation
hasComplication developmental regression
gait abnormalities
recurrent status epilepticus
sudden unexpected death in epilepsy
hasRisk high mortality
injury during seizures
hasSymptom ataxia
autistic features
focal seizures
generalized tonic-clonic seizures
myoclonic seizures
photosensitivity
sleep disturbances
speech delay
status epilepticus
inheritancePattern usually de novo
namedAfter Charlotte Dravet NERFINISHED
onset infancy
prevalence rare
treatedWith cannabidiol
clobazam
fenfluramine
stiripentol NERFINISHED
valproate
triggeredBy fever
flashing lights
heat
infection
typicalCourse lifelong
typicalOnsetAge first year of life GENERATED

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