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Developmental Medicine & Child Neurology | 2008

Prenatal and family risks of children born to mothers with epilepsy: effects on cognitive development

Karl Titze; Sabine Koch; Hans Helge; Ulrike Lehmkuhl; Hellgard Rauh; Hans-Christoph Steinhausen

The offspring of mothers with epilepsy are considered to be at developmental risk during pregnancy from: (1) generalized maternal seizures (hypoxia); (2) teratogenicity of antiepileptic drugs (AEDs); and (3) adverse socio‐familial conditions associated with having a chronically sick mother. Sixty‐seven children of mothers with epilepsy and 49 children from non‐affected mothers, matched for control variables, were followed from birth to adolescence (53 males, 63 females; mean age 14y 2mo, range 10‐20y). Prediction of intellectual performance of these children during adolescence was calculated from the following variables: maternal generalized seizures, prenatal exposure to AEDs, and quality of family stimulation (HOME Inventory) assessed in children at 2 years of age. Children who were prenatally exposed to AEDs achieved lower IQs than control children at adolescence. This effect was moderately significant for children who had been exposed to monotherapy (6 IQ points lower), but was considerable in those exposed to polytherapy (12 IQ points lower). Generalized seizures during pregnancy, observed in half the mothers, did not exacerbate this effect. Relative to prenatal risk status, the quality of the family environment had varied effects on intellectual development. Children with prenatal risks appeared to be more vulnerable to environmental disadvantage than control children, but they also showed longer‐lasting effects of environmental support.


Kindheit Und Entwicklung | 2001

Psychische und familiäre Belastungen bei Kindern von Müttern mit Epilepsie

Karl Titze; Sabine Koch; Ulrike Lehmkuhl; Hellgard Rauh

Zusammenfassung. Die Studie untersucht die langfristige psychische Entwicklung und familiare Situation von Jugendlichen, deren Mutter an einer Epilepsie leiden. Wir befragten 60 Jugendliche von Muttern mit und 45 Jugendliche von Muttern ohne Epilepsie zu ihren psychischen Problemen (YSR), korperlichen Beschwerden (GBB), ihren Selbstkonzepten (FSKN, FKK) sowie uber die Beziehung zu ihren Eltern. Obwohl die Mutter mit Epilepsie korperlich, sozial und psychisch deutlich belasteter waren als die nicht erkrankten Mutter, zeigten sich bei ihren Kindern im Vergleich zur Kontrollgruppe insgesamt keine bedeutsamen Unterschiede in den Selbstkonzepten, den korperlichen oder psychischen Beschwerden. Nur die Tochter von Muttern, deren Epilepsie sich zuruckgebildet hatte, berichteten uberraschend signifikant haufiger von eigenen psychischen Problemen. Die Auswirkungen der mutterlichen Epilepsie zeigten sich deutlicher in den familiaren Beziehungen: Die Jugendlichen der Epilepsiegruppe gaben an, das sie ihre Mutter sign...


European Journal of Paediatric Neurology | 2007

Brain morphology alterations in the basal ganglia and the hypothalamus following prenatal exposure to antiepileptic drugs

Chrysanthy Ikonomidou; Ianina Scheer; Tabea Wilhelm; Freimut D. Juengling; Karl Titze; Brigitte Stöver; Ulrike Lehmkuhl; Sabine Koch; Jan Kassubek


Praxis Der Kinderpsychologie Und Kinderpsychiatrie | 2007

Diagnostik und Klassifikation von Verhaltensauffälligkeiten bei Säuglingen und Kleinkindern von 0-5 Jahren

Andreas Wiefel; Karl Titze; Lena Kuntze; Mirja Winter; Corinna Seither; Ben Witte; Klaus Lenz; Annette Grüters; Ulrike Lehmkuhl


Archive | 2013

Elternbeziehung aus Sicht von Kindern, Jugendlichen und Klinikern Entwicklung und klinische Validierung des Elternbild-Fragebogens (EBF-KJ)

Karl Titze; Susanne Wollenweber; Verena Nell; Ulrike Lehmkuhl


Journal of Child and Family Studies | 2014

Assessing the Quality of the Parent–Child Relationship: Validity and Reliability of the Child–Parent Relationship Test (ChiP-C)

Karl Titze; Sarah Schenck; Marina Zulauf Logoz; Ulrike Lehmkuhl


Diagnostica | 2010

Der Elternbildfragebogen für Kinder- und Jugendliche (EBF-KJ). Ergebnisse zur Reliabilität und Validität

Karl Titze; Andreas Wiefel; Judith Assheuer; Mandy Biermann; Daniel Führer; Bernadette Riezler; Ulrike Lehmkuhl


Journal of Child and Family Studies | 2015

Concordance of Attachment Representations in Preschool Siblings Assessed by the Attachment Story Completion Task

Helene Werner; Salome Zahn; Karl Titze; Susanne Walitza; Marina Zulauf Logoz


Praxis Der Kinderpsychologie Und Kinderpsychiatrie | 2005

[Parental relationship from the perspectives of children, adolescents and clinicians. Development and clinical validation of the Parental-Representation-Screening-Questionnaire (PRSQ)].

Karl Titze; Wollenweber S; Nell; Ulrike Lehmkuhl


Archive | 2008

Prenatal and familial risks of children born by epileptic mothers : long term effects on the cognitive development

Karl Titze; Sabine Koch; Hans Helge; Ulrike Lehmkuhl; Hellgard Rauh; Hans-Christoph Steinhausen

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Sabine Koch

Boston Children's Hospital

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Brigitte Stöver

Boston Children's Hospital

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Ianina Scheer

Boston Children's Hospital

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