"A Deep Learning Approach for Real-time Detection of Epileptic Seizures" by Kiyan Afsari, May El Barachi et al.
Despite advances in neurosurgical and drug therapy procedures suggested for treating epilepsy, about 30% of patients are considered as refractory cases that remain non-responsive to treatments. In such cases, the patients experience seizures varying in severity and frequency, from one or fewer seizures per month to multiple seizures per day. This unpredictable nature of seizures and their potential threat to patients' lives calls for a sustainable solution for the long-term monitoring and real-time detection of epileptic seizures. Such a solution would allow caretakers and physicians to m...
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