Seizures are among the most common clinical signs in people with glioblastoma. Advances
over the past 5 years, including new clinical trial data, have increased the understanding of …

Background Brain tumors are one of the leading causes of epilepsy, and brain tumor‐related
epilepsy (BTRE) is recognized as the major cause of intractable epilepsy, resulting in huge …

Purpose To investigate the association between clinic-radiological features and glioma-
associated epilepsy (GAE), we developed and validated a radiomics nomogram for …

Objectives Prevalence of seizures in brain tumors vary substantially between studies even
with similar histopathological types. We aimed to identify the seizure prevalence of the …

Objective To identify risk factors for developing glioblastoma (GBM) related preoperative
(PRS) and postoperative seizures (POS). Also, we aimed to analyze the impact of PRS and …

Background: An increasing amount of evidence suggests an association between epilepsy
and multiple somatic and psychiatric conditions, which is more significant than in the general …

Epilepsy is a common manifestation of glioma patients and negatively impacts on quality of
life and neurocognitive function. The risk of preoperative seizures in patients with glioma is …

Background Seizures are common among patients with low-grade glioma (LGG) and can
significantly affect morbidity. We sought to determine the association between the clinical …

Objective To identify risk factors for developing seizures pre-and postoperatively in low-and
high-grade gliomas. Patients and Methods 282 patients undergoing neurosurgical tumor …

Of all patients with brain tumors, about 30–50% suffer from epileptic seizures. The
probability of developing epilepsy is particularly high in low-grade, epilepsy-associated …