Perinatal Risk Factors of Seizures in Pediatric Patients: A Hospital Based Study

June 18, 2026Open Access

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This study aims to identify perinatal risk factors that contribute to the incidence of seizures in pediatric patients.
Conducted in a hospital setting focusing on pediatric patients with seizures.
Analyzed various perinatal factors and their correlation with seizure occurrence.
Utilized a retrospective design to gather relevant patient data.
Identified significant perinatal factors contributing to seizures, including birth complications.
Found a higher prevalence of seizures associated with low birth weight.
Established a direct correlation between neurodevelopmental delays and seizure frequency.

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Hospital based study reveals perinatal risk factors associated with seizures in pediatric patients, suggesting areas for preventive care.

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