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Let’s Talk About Sex and Juvenile Myoclonic Epilepsy
Mackenzie C. Cervenka
School of Medicine
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Juvenile Myoclonic Epilepsy
100%
Absence Epilepsy
50%
Seizure
37%
Drug Resistance
37%
Sex Differences
12%
High Prevalence
12%
Epidemiology
12%
Univariate Analysis
12%
Targeted Intervention
12%
PubMed
12%
Multivariable
12%
Seizure Control
12%
Unmet Needs
12%
Exclusion Criteria
12%
Sex-specific
12%
Seizure Type
12%
Stress-related
12%
Disease Modifier
12%
Idiopathic Generalized Epilepsy
12%
Prognostic Groups
12%
Seizure Freedom
12%
Prognostic Stratification
12%
Photoparoxysmal Response
12%
Circuit-based
12%
Catamenial Seizures
12%
Collingwood
12%
Seizure Precipitants
12%
Selmer
12%
Disease Presentation
12%
Medicine and Dentistry
Lafora Disease
100%
Epileptic Seizure
62%
Epileptic Absence
50%
Drug Resistance
37%
Diseases
25%
Prevalence
12%
Cohort Effect
12%
Univariate Analysis
12%
Seizure Types
12%
Primary Generalized Epilepsy
12%
Catamenial Epilepsy
12%
Sex Differences
12%
Immunology and Microbiology
Drug Resistance
100%
Medline
33%
Prevalence
33%
Cohort Effect
33%
Sex Differences
33%
Epidemiology
33%
Neuroscience
Juvenile Myoclonic Epilepsy
100%
Epileptic Absence
50%
Drug Resistance
37%
Seizure Types
12%
Primary Generalized Epilepsy
12%