Scientists find new way to predict epileptic seizures 24 hours before they occur
Risk of seizure increases when the brain’s two hippocampi begin to communicate with each other, researchers found.
The risk of seizures within a 24-hour period can be predicted by watching for abnormal brain activity patterns in people with epilepsy, a new study finds.
The storm of brain activity that characterises a seizure is presaged by abnormal communication between specific areas of the brain, researchers discovered.
