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Roughly 470,000 kids (birth to 18 years of ages) are affected by Epilepsy (CDC in Epilepsy., 2018). Given that the initial findings in the 1970s, Sensorimotor Rhythm (SMR) has been continually used for the treatment of seizures. Studies have actually regularly demonstrated that SMR minimizes the frequency and severity of seizure activity.
There continues to be an absence of research in the location of neurofeedback for the treatment of epilepsy in the pediatric population. To date, no randomized control trial particular to pediatric epilepsy has actually been published. The existing research concerning the usage of neurofeedback in the treatment of epilepsy supplies strong proof that neurofeedback training might be an effective treatment for pediatric epilepsy.
Moreover, there is an absence of rigor in the research studies in which the effects of neurofeedback in children and teenagers with epilepsy are documented. For that reason, based upon the present literature, there is insufficient evidence to state that neurofeedback is efficacious for the treatment of pediatric epilepsy. However, the APBB requirements for evidence-based practices show that neurofeedback for pediatric epilepsy is Possibly Efficacious (Level 2).
Epilepsy; Evidenced-based practices; Intervention; Neurofeedback; Pediatrics.