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birth or during the first year of life. Lesions can involve the trunk, limbs, and/or head. The patient was otherwise healthy and born following an uncomplicated full-term pregnancy at 39 weeks via elective cesarean section to a G3P2 mother with no complications during delivery

birth or during the first year of life. Lesions can involve the trunk, limbs, and/or head. The patient was otherwise healthy and born following an uncomplicated full-term pregnancy at 39 weeks via elective cesarean section to a G3P2 mother with no complications during delivery

birth or during the first year of life. Lesions can involve the trunk, limbs, and/or head. The patient was otherwise healthy and born following an uncomplicated full-term pregnancy at 39 weeks via elective cesarean section to a G3P2 mother with no complications during delivery

recording into equal time intervals. Five bold arrows point to sharp, high-amplitude waveform complexes occurring across the upper and middle channels. A scale bar in the lower right corner shows 2 seconds.Fig. 16.1 Electroencephalography (EEG) showing right greater than left frontal interictal discharges (arrows). Parameters

Birth history was notable for the use of vaginal forceps, but he was born full-term with no complications. Family history was unremarkable. During presentation, a full septic workup was performed with no abnormalities. Prolonged video-EEG captured multiple epileptic spasms associated with electrodecremental responses

Birth history was notable for the use of vaginal forceps, but he was born full-term with no complications. Family history was unremarkable. During presentation, a full septic workup was performed with no abnormalities. Prolonged video-EEG captured multiple epileptic spasms associated with electrodecremental responses

recording into equal time intervals. Five bold arrows point to sharp, high-amplitude waveform complexes occurring across the upper and middle channels. A scale bar in the lower right corner shows 2 seconds.Fig. 16.1 Electroencephalography (EEG) showing right greater than left frontal interictal discharges (arrows). Parameters

recording into equal time intervals. Five bold arrows point to sharp, high-amplitude waveform complexes occurring across the upper and middle channels. A scale bar in the lower right corner shows 2 seconds.Fig. 16.1 Electroencephalography (EEG) showing right greater than left frontal interictal discharges (arrows). Parameters

Birth history was notable for the use of vaginal forceps, but he was born full-term with no complications. Family history was unremarkable. During presentation, a full septic workup was performed with no abnormalities. Prolonged video-EEG captured multiple epileptic spasms associated with electrodecremental responses