Clinical Study

Maternal Outcomes And Neurodevelopmental Effects Of Antiepileptic Drugs (Monead)

Posted Date: May 15, 2019

  • Investigator: Jennifer Cavitt
  • Type of Study: Observational/Survey

Most women with epilepsy have normal pregnancies, but appear to be at risk for problems during pregnancy (example: seizures, change in medications, depression, C-sections) and adverse outcomes in their children (example: thinking or behavioral problems).The purpose of this observational study is to

Criteria:

Women 18 To 45 Years Old Who: ? Are Currently Pregnant In Their First Trimester ? Have Epilepsy

Keywords:

Epilepsy , Pregnancy, Seizures, Anti-Epileptic Drugs

For More Information:

Lucy Mendoza, Ccrp
513-558-3020
lucy.mendoza@uc.edu


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