صرع در سندرم رت: ارتباط بین فنوتیپ و ژنوتیپ و مفاهیم برای عمل

The large majority of people with Rett syndrome have epilepsy. Most have multiple epileptic seizure types, although generalised tonic–clonic seizures are the most common. There were no significant clinical differences between genotypes. The clinical differentiation of non-epileptic vacant spells is difficult. Discordance in epileptic seizure classification between clinicians suggests that caution is needed, since the clinical history alone cannot adequately classify the epileptic seizure type in Rett syndrome.