Do patients with epilepsy believe they need specific dietary restrictions?
It was clearly observed that parents desire to know if their children with epilepsy require dietary restrictions and, hence, try to collect information from different and sometimes unreliable sources. It would be invaluable to consider the experience of families caring for epileptic children when evaluating the relationship between consumption of specific foods and seizures in future studies. This relationship may be due to a food-disease or food-drug interaction.
The recovery of<10 lymph nodes in lymph node-negative patients who underwent mastectomy resulted in a 10-15% decreased long-term DFS rate compared with patients who had a more extensive axillary assessment. However, the number of lymph nodes examined did not have an impact on the DFS rate in a contemporary cohort of patients who underwent breast-conservation therapy, which included radiation.