These seizures are more common in children, many of whom outgrow them, but they can also be present in adults. Some people with absence seizures will go on to develop other types of seizures.

In children, NCSE can be observed in various conditions, including acute neurological injuries, specific childhood epilepsy syndromes ... seems to be indicated for absence status epilepticus ...

A randomized, double-blind clinical trial that compared three widely used anticonvulsants for childhood absence epilepsy established ... quality of life of children with this condition.

"Generally, adults and children have the same types of seizure. However, some may be more common in childhood (for example, absence seizures which can be very brief and are often mistaken for ...

According to reports, Silent Epilepsy occurs in 6 to 8 per 100,000 children under 15 years of age. Also known as Absence seizures, this is a condition which involves brief, sudden lapses of ...