Good news! π₯³ The paper from my PhD is published. This thread will document the paper's key findings about changes in brain structure and function with seizure remission in self-limiting epilepsy with centro-temporal spikes (SeLECTs). 1/23 https://t.co/gPqlF652ju @EpilepsyBehavi1
@BrainAblaze If you are referring to the hard setting glue used for long term monitoring. The removal of this requires specific solvents to loosen. Sometimes the use of olive oil with combing can aid the removal. At the end of the test your EEG tech should be removing all of the glue. 2/2
@BrainAblaze It depends on what you mean by βglueβ. If is the paste (10:20 paste usually) which is applied for outpatient EEG then this can be easily washed away with water. Combing through wet hair with conditioner should remove all of the paste. 1/2
I was diagnosed with epilepsy as a young adult. Iβve been seizure-free for several years, but I often think about the journey it has taken to get to this place and many that are at the beginning of that journey now.
Today is Purple Day for @epilepsysociety , and Iβm wearing my purple ribbon.
Epilepsy affects many, but the wider effects are not commonly understood.
So thereβs more we can do to spread awareness and stand up to seizures. π
Epilepsy surgery found to reverse cognitive decline in children | UCL Great Ormond Street Institute of Child Health - UCL β University College London https://t.co/O9KV3zDIJd
The #Onein100 campaign calls on everyoneβpatients, funders, government, and charitiesβto come together to:
- Raise awareness
- Accelerate investment
- Advance research
Letβs drive real change for the #epilepsy community.
https://t.co/cywOnKzKDP
π’ Help us build a health service fit for the future.
We want to hear from everyone.
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This is your chance.
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Add your voice today.
Get involved π https://t.co/XuAERGu6Ed
@EEGHub@SheikhISMD@RoohiKatyal@namesare4babies@fabnascimen Good to mention that REM sleep is divided into phasic and tonic stages. Phasic involves rapid eye movements which can occur in conjunction with saw tooth waves over the midline and central regions. π
This looks interesting. The goal of our research should be to take knowledge and improve outcomes for our patients. I expect it will be well attended. π§ β‘οΈπ§¬ @ILAEBRITISH@EpilepsyInst@epilepsysociety@IlaeWeb
π’π’π’ Calling all next-generation professionals in the field of epilepsy! The @yesILAE British Chapter is hosting a symposium on 'bench to bedside' / translational epilepsy research. Register today π
https://t.co/unkCTkWmGp
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@Neurospindle @roryjpiper
Mobilise to defend immigration lawyers, refugee charities and asylum support centres around Britain. The far right have published a list of targets for Wednesday night. Protests are being called to defend them #RefugeesWelcome
Watch this thread for local details π§΅
We need more public figures to stand up and denounce the racist violence we saw over the last few days. Britain is a diverse and tolerant country which is proud of its multiculturalism.
Iβm proud that people from nearly 200 countries work in our NHS.
I completely condemn this racist violence and stand with our staff and the communities they live and work in. Thank you to our emergency services who are working hard to keep everyone safe.
Great to see my home city standing up to the mindless violence. British people will not tolerate racist riots and attacks. We are, and will always be, a tolerant, diverse and multicultural society.
If you live in the most deprived areas of the UK, your risk of epilepsy is increased by 34% compared to if you live in the least deprived. This is true for adults and children. Read more about it here: https://t.co/1M5pRpQGLp
Weβre delighted to announce that the inaugural Epilepsy Research Institute Conference will be held on 22ndβ23rd May 2025 at the Hyatt Regency Manchester. The two-day conference will bring together researchers working in epilepsy and associated conditions.
https://t.co/TPlROQQFfw
"The future seems more attainable than it was before. The quality-of-life improvement has been invaluable for Oran.β - Justine, Oranβs mum
The first UK clinical trial for deep brain stimulation for extremely severe #epilepsy has begun at GOSH.
https://t.co/SDd7Hlo9wc