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Epilepsy is a neurological disorder that leads to recurrent seizures, which can vary in type and severity. The chapter provides a detailed classification of seizures based on their onset and the patient's level of awareness. It also discusses the implications of seizures on neurobiological, cognitive, and social aspects of patients' lives. Management strategies, including the evaluation of therapeutic outcomes and monitoring for adverse effects, are emphasized to ensure effective treatment and improve quality of life.
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