摘要：“Encephalopathy related to Status Epilepticus during slow Sleep (ESES)” was described more than forty-five years ago in a small group of children with learning disabilities who displayed a peculiar EEG pattern consisting of apparently “sub-clinical” spike-and-wave discharges, that occurred almost continuously during sleep for a variable length of time (months to years). Later on, the condition of a protracted “status epilepticus during sleep” (SES) in the developmental [...]
