Epilepsy in Pregnancy

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Table 2. APGAR Score Sign Activity (Muscle Tone) Pulse Grimace (Reflex Irritability) Aura (Skin Color) Respiration Perinatal Death ÎNeonates born to WWE probably do not have a substantially increased risk of perinatal death (Level B). Table 3. Potential Problem in WWE Potential Problem in WWE Maternal premature contractions and premature labor cesarean delivery late pregnancy bleeding preeclampsia, pregnancy-related hypertension, spontaneous abortion, a change in seizure frequency, or status epilepticus seizures during pregnancy Neonatal hemorrhagic complications small for gestational age (SGA) 1-minute Apgar < 7 reduced cognition Agent(s) WWE + tobacco AEDs AEDs AEDs AEDs Magnitude of Effect hh h < 1.5 h 1.5 - 2x h < 2x ? Level of Evidence C B B-C B U Absent No Response Blue-gray, pale all over Absent 0 Points Absent 1 Point < 100 bpm Grimace Pink, except for extremities slow, irregular 2 Points Arms and legs flexed Active Movement > 100 bpm Sneeze, cough, pulls away Pink over entire body Regular, crying Seizure-free for 9 mos before conception AEDs AEDs AEDs AEDs CBZ VPA PB, PHT Strength of Recommendation A strong evidence B moderate evidence C U iii ? h h ? no change h h weak evidence insufficient evidence B U B C U B B C

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