Program Book - American Epilepsy Society

Sunday December 7, 2008Poster Session 211:00 a.m. - 7:30 p.m.Authors Present Group C: Noon – 1:00 p.m.Even Poster NumbersCC – Hall 4BAuthors Present Group D: 5:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m.Odd Poster NumbersCC – Hall 4BProfessionals In Epilepsy Care2.001 Impact Of Epilepsy On Quality OfLife/M. A. Blackman, E. Wirrell,N. Thornton2.002 TCAB On An Integrated EMU: TheIntroduction Of RN Hourly Rounds ToImprove Patient Safety/B. M. Corbett,J. Gerke, J. I. Sirven, D. Shulman,G. Long, T. Pipe, M. Griffin2.003 A Nurse-Led Orientation ClinicFor Adults Newly Referred To AnEpilepsy Program – A Pilot Study/A. Heino, C. J. Mann, D. Quigley,D. Gross, S. N. Ahmed2.004 Community Resource NeedsAssessment Of Children AndCaregivers Living With Epilepsy/L. Jurasek2.005 Effectiveness Of EpilepsySpecialist Nurse – Results Of ARandomized, Controlled Study In AdultOutpatients With Epilepsy/M. Pfaefflin,T. W. May, B. Schmitz, D. Dennig2.006 The Key Is Consistency: TheImportance Of A Concise IctalAssessment/M. D. Plueger, C. Bordson,L. Ortiz2.007 Pilot Program Provides “LifeLinks”/A. Bezuyen, T. Conneely2.008 Development Of The ParentResponse To Child Illness Scale(PRCI)/J. M. Buelow, J. K. Austin,D. Dunn, C. P. Shore, S. Perkins2.009 Social Work Involvement InDischarge Planning Is Associated WithReduced EMU Stay For Patients WithNon-Epileptic Seizures/T. L. Fitch,R. M. Busch, J. Chapin, R. C. Burgess,I. Najm2.010 Concerns, Coping Behavior AndSense Of Coherence In Parents OfChildren With Chronic Illness: A HealthTeam Approach/J. Mifsud, D. Soler,N. Cauchi, E. Tanti Burlo2.011 Public Knowledge And PredictorsFor Negative Attitudes Toward PatientsWith Epilepsy In Croatia/H. Hecimovic,V. Demarin2.012 Is An International EmergencyEpilepsy Card (IEEC) Helpful? A SurveyOn The Benefits, Acceptance And UseOf An Epilepsy Emergency Card/T. Porschen, H. Stefan2.013 Health Literacy And EpilepsyPatient Education: Do Trainees AcquireThe Essential Skills?/T. N. Truong,M. P. Jacobson, S. S. Asch,K. N. Gabriel2.014 The Complimentary Role Of fMRI,DTI And Cortical Mapping InSymptomatic Epilepsy Surgery InChildren/D. F. Clarke, R. Ogg, F. Boop,M. H. McManis, K. Van Poppel,Z. Patay, A. McGregor, F. Perkins,J. W. Wheless2.015 Randomized Clinical Trial Of ACombination Of Reflexology Therapy AndConventional Drug Therapy Versus TheDrug Therapy Alone, In TheManagement Of Intractable Therapy/K. Dalal, M. Tripathi, V. BajpaiClinical Neurophysiology2.016 Interhemispheric TransmissionTimes In Patients With IntractableEpilepsy – Study Of TranscallosalResponse During The CorpusCallosotomy/S. Baba, H. Baba, T. Ono,K. Toda, K. Ono2.017 Utility Of Ambulatory EEG InChildren With Staring Episodes/M. J. Bay, A. H. Jackson2.018 Utilization Of Below-The-HairlineEEG In Detecting SubclinicalSeizures/E. J. Bubrick,B. A. Dworetzky, E. B. Bromfield2.019 The Effect Of Contact Size OnHigh Frequency Oscillations (HFOS)Detection In Human Intracerebral EEGRecordings/C. E. Chatillon, R. Zelmann,A. Olivier, F. Dubeau, J. Gotman2.020 What Is The Yield Of ‘Stat EEGs’In The Diagnosis Of StatusEpilepticus?/S. Chen, A. Bozorg,S. Benbadis2.021 EEG Of 32 Brazilian ChildrenInfected With HIV And SeroreverterChildren Followed From 2001 To2008/A. C. Crippa, J. Carneiro,L. De Paola, F. M. Germiniani,C. R. Cruz, T. T. Tahan, S. A. Antoniuk,L. C. Werneck, C. E. Silvado, I. Bruck2.022 Interictal High-FrequencyOscillations In Temporal Lobe EpilepsyMight Predict The Location Of TheSeizure Onset Zone/D. Cross,G. M. Jetter, L. Morgan, B. N. Mayes,C. A. Szabo, R. Brenner, J. E. Cavazos2.023 Treatment Of Patients WithLandau Kleffner Syndrome Variant WithSteroids And Antiepileptic Medications/F. H. Duffy, E. Tas, Y. Z. Eksioglu2.024 A Seven Electrode Montage EEGAs A Potential Screening Tool ForEmergency Situations/P. S. Espinosa,B. P. Lucey, R. Das, K. Kennedy,I. Karakis, P. H. Espinosa2.025 Clinical Implication Of WicketRhythm In Episodic Confusion/H. Hasegawa2.026 Prognosis Following Post-AnoxicMyoclonus Status Epilepticus/T. Hernandez, M. Sardini,D. Reiner, D. P. Pandya, D. Karanam2.027 Seizure-Onset Patterns FromIntracranial Recordings In PediatricPatients And Correlates WithPathological Substrates/L. L. Huh,E. J. Novotny, S. S. Spencer2.028 ICTAL High-FrequencyOscillations At The Onset OfSupplementary Motor Area Seizures/M. Iwasaki, N. Nakasato, S. Fujiwara,T. Tominaga2.029 Interspike Intervals: Relation ToEpilepsy Syndrome/G. Kalamangalam,D. Lai2.030 A Quick And Reliable EEGMontage For The Detection Of SeizuresIn The Critical Care Setting/I. Karakis,J. Otis, G. Montouris, L. Douglass,R. Jonas, N. Velez-Ruiz, P. S. Espinosa2.031 Polysomnography In Children WithIntractable Epilepsy Compared To TheirNon-Epileptic Siblings/S. Kozlik,L. Hamiwka, E. Wirrell2.032 2c Or Not 2c QTC In The EEG/K. Kulandaivel, D. S. Khurana,K. S. Carvalho, J. J. Melvin, A. Legido,A. C. O’Riordan, I. Valencia2.033 Late Persistence OfHypsarrhythmia In Children/K. Kulandaivel, D. S. Khurana,K. S. Carvalho, J. J. Melvin, A. Legido,I. Valencia2.034 Interictal Focal EpileptiformTransients (IFET) Can Be CharacterizedBy Duration, Amplitude & Base-Peak-Trough-Wave (BPTW) Score/F. Matsuo2.035 Corpus Callosotomy For InfantileSpasms: Quantitative Analysis Of Pre-And Post-Operative EEGs/T. Ono,H. Baba, K. Toda, K. Ono2.036 Abnormalities In Overnight SleepEEGs In Children With AutisticSpectrum Disorders/J. M. Paolicchi,G. N. Barnes, B. A. Malow2.037 Trust-Wide Audit Of PediatricEEG Requests/F. M. Scott, A. Twomey,S. Wilson44 AES 62 ND ANNUAL MEETING 2nd Biennial North American Regional Epilepsy Congress www.AESNET.org