Seizure Tracker vs Epilepsy Diagnosis Aid

Logging seizures and keeping a good diary is an essential skill for managing epilepsy and it has never been easier! Renowned website, SeizureTracker.com is excited to bring you an innovative way to log seizures that builds on the Seizure Tracker experience. App users can time and videotape seizures simultaneously in this revolutionary and simple-to-use application. When you stop the video and timer, it immediately creates an event log that is stored in a seizure library. You can edit the event at any time to add additional details about triggers, seizure description and what happened afterward. You can also use this app to log seizures without videos attached. Videos recorded through this app can be synchronized to SeizureTracker.com which allows them to be shared through the extensive website reporting capabilities. Seizure Tracker was founded by the parents of a child with Epilepsy. We were searching for solutions to ease our own situation and in the process found a way to give back to the community and help others too. Our goal is to empower people living with Epilepsy while redefining the way information about seizures and Epilepsy is collected and shared. Key Features - Time and visually record seizures as they happen - Videotape seizures and upload them to SeizureTracker.com for private sharing - Record VNS Usages and Rescue Medication administrations - Automatically add recorded seizure to Library - Add additional information to seizure entries - Create seizure entries with manual entry tool - Store information in Seizure Library - Record the location of your event and review it within a map on SeizureTracker.com - Synchronize events with SeizureTracker.com account - Graph synchronized events (and surrounding information) through the integrated Seizure Tracker system Please email Info@SeizureTracker.com with comments and suggestions.

This app gives the probability of an episode of altered consciousness being due to an epileptic seizure based on the answers to 13 questions. It provides an interpretation of the probability score obtained. It enables each record to be stored on the phone or tablet and uploaded on to a secure webserver for later download as a .xls or .csv file. The work underpinning the app was carried out in Nepal and the app is likely to be applicable to the resource-poor world. It has been tested further in Nepal and India. The app is likely to be useful in poorer countries of the world and is simple enough to use by health workers working in conjunction with doctors. Doctors who are not experienced in epilepsy may find it a useful aid in these countries. The app should not be used in the developed world. The app has not been tested in children under the age of 9 and so should not be used in them. More information is available on www.epilepsyapp.org The app has been developed by Dr Victor Patterson, founder of Synapse Teleneurology Ltd and built by NetProphets Cyberworks Pvt Ltd who jointly hold its intellectual property.