From literature Event-Related Potentials (ERPs) have considered as markers of cognitive functions (alertness, attention, short-term memory, stimulus discrimination). Aim of this study is to verify the possibility of neurophysiological investigation by ERPs to study the influence of AEDs on higher cortical functions in patients with epilepsy. Preliminary results confirm those of recent reports in literature: reducing politherapy improves cognitive performances; less cognitive impairment with CBZ and VPA than PB; absence of adverse effects on cognitive functions with GVG.

Antiepileptic drugs and cognitive functions: Evaluation by event- related potentials

PRIANO, LORENZO
1996-01-01

Abstract

From literature Event-Related Potentials (ERPs) have considered as markers of cognitive functions (alertness, attention, short-term memory, stimulus discrimination). Aim of this study is to verify the possibility of neurophysiological investigation by ERPs to study the influence of AEDs on higher cortical functions in patients with epilepsy. Preliminary results confirm those of recent reports in literature: reducing politherapy improves cognitive performances; less cognitive impairment with CBZ and VPA than PB; absence of adverse effects on cognitive functions with GVG.
1996
Issue 95-96
145
147
Antiepileptic drugs, Cognitive functions, Event-related potentials
Asteggiano G; Bergamasco L; Ciaramitaro P; Torchio M; Vighetti S; Perozzo P; Priano L
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