Bhanu K Bhakhri's research while affiliated with All India Institute of Medical Sciences and other places

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Publication (1)

Parameters of metabolic syndrome in Indian children with epilepsy on valproate or phenytoin monotherapy
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  • Jul 2015
Objectives: The prevalence of obesity is rapidly increasing among Indian children, who, in general, are more prone to develop metabolic complications at an early age. Valproate and phenytoin are commonly used antiepileptic drugs in children. This study aimed to assess the parameters of the metabolic syndrome in Indian children with epilepsy on val...

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... Data among CWE in India is fairly limited regarding metabolic considerations of antiseizure medications, [10] despite the enormous burden of epilepsy among Indian children. Future studies must focus on larger numbers and prospectively evaluate these concerns raised. ...
Reference: Metabolic implications of antiepileptic therapy among children with epilepsy
Parameters of metabolic syndrome in Indian children with epilepsy on valproate or phenytoin monotherapy
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  • Jul 2015