Landau–Kleffner Syndrome: clinical course and factors linked to long-term outcomes

This study examined the clinical course of Landau-Kleffner, a syndrome which is part of the DEE-SWAS spectrum mostly affecting language. It explored which factors may be associated with better or poorer long-term outcomes. By analysing patterns of language loss, seizure history, EEG findings, and treatment responses, the researchers aimed to better understand how the condition progresses and why outcomes vary between children.

The findings highlight the complex and variable nature of LKS. While some children experience partial recovery of language, others continue to face significant communication and educational challenges. Identifying the factors linked to these different trajectories may help clinicians recognise the condition earlier and guide more effective support for children and their families.

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https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/developmental-medicine-and-child-neurology/article/abs/landaukleffner-syndrome-course-and-correlates-with-outcome/1DF768BF66E6B13465A40FCCBD114D0F