A Gender Affirming Experience; The RNS System Tracking Seizure Frequency During Gender Changing Hormonal Therapy (P5-9.006)

Previous research has suggested that changes in estrogen may have a proconvulsant effect due to an increase in neuronal excitability. This poses a theoretical concern for patients who are undergoing feminizing hormone therapy and could have implications for their neurologic care.

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Neurology
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2025-04-07
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https://doi.org/10.1212/wnl.0000000000210719
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Science, Research, and Medicine
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A Gender Affirming Experience; The RNS System Tracking Seizure Frequency During Gender Changing Hormonal Therapy (P5-9.006)

Sheela Toprani, Jeffrey D. Kennedy, Rebecca Dutta, Batool Hussain
Neurology
Science, Research, and Medicine
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A Gender Affirming Experience; The RNS System Tracking Seizure Frequency During Gender Changing Hormonal Therapy (P5-9.006)

Sheela Toprani, Jeffrey D. Kennedy, Rebecca Dutta, Batool Hussain
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Abstract

Previous research has suggested that changes in estrogen may have a proconvulsant effect due to an increase in neuronal excitability. This poses a theoretical concern for patients who are undergoing feminizing hormone therapy and could have implications for their neurologic care.

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