https://www.selleckchem.com/products/danirixin.html EEG localization was frequent in posterior regions (18 children). Eleven patients had refractory NCSE and 4 required admission to the intensive care unit. Focal NCSE in children is more frequent in the first years of life, mainly involves posterior regions, and often has de novo onset. In the case of de novo focal NCSE both acute symptomatic NCSE and new-onset epilepsy must be considered and investigated. A higher frequency of repetitive EEG patterns and an inpatient setting are significantly associated with acute symptomatic NCSE. Focal NCSE in children is more frequent in the first years of life, mainly involves posterior regions, and often has de novo onset. In the case of de novo focal NCSE both acute symptomatic NCSE and new-onset epilepsy must be considered and investigated. A higher frequency of repetitive EEG patterns and an inpatient setting are significantly associated with acute symptomatic NCSE. The aim of this study was to estimate the prevalence of physical and psychological comorbidities in patients with epilepsy in Germany in order to better understand the complex clinical picture and its consequences. This retrospective cohort study included adult individuals with a diagnosis of epilepsy between January 2018 and December 2018 (index date). Patients with epilepsy were matched 11 with patients without epilepsy by age, sex, and physician. The study outcomes included the associations between epilepsy and different physical and mental disorders documented within 365 days after the index date as well as multimorbidity defined as at least two, three, four, and five different diagnoses. The present study used multivariate logistic regression models with all study disorders as dependent variables and epilepsy as an impact variable. After 11 matching, the present study included 7942 patients with and 7942 patients without epilepsy (mean age 58.0 years; 49.7% female). Epilepsy was significantly positively ass