ORPHA:2382

E939683

ORPHA:2382 refers to Lennox-Gastaut syndrome, a rare, severe childhood-onset epileptic encephalopathy characterized by multiple seizure types, cognitive impairment, and a distinctive EEG pattern.

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instanceOf epileptic encephalopathy
rare disease
syndrome
hasAbbreviation LGS NERFINISHED
hasAgeOfOnset between 1 and 8 years
hasClinicalFeature atonic seizures
atypical absence seizures
behavioral problems
cognitive impairment
developmental regression
drop attacks
drug-resistant epilepsy
generalized tonic-clonic seizures
intellectual disability
multiple seizure types
myoclonic seizures
tonic seizures
hasComplication behavioral disorders
injuries from falls
learning difficulties
status epilepticus
hasCourse chronic
progressive cognitive decline
hasEEGPattern paroxysmal fast activity during sleep
slow spike-and-wave discharges
hasInheritance usually sporadic
hasName Lennox-Gastaut syndrome NERFINISHED
hasOnset childhood
early childhood
hasPeakAgeOfOnset 3 to 5 years
hasPrevalence less than 5 per 10000
rare
hasRiskFactor genetic epileptic encephalopathy
history of infantile spasms
perinatal brain injury
structural brain abnormalities
hasTreatment cannabidiol
clobazam
corpus callosotomy
felbamate NERFINISHED
ketogenic diet
lamotrigine NERFINISHED
rufinamide
topiramate
vagus nerve stimulation
valproate
isClassifiedAs developmental and epileptic encephalopathy
generalized epilepsy
mappedTo MedDRA:10024370
OMIM:606369

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