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. 2021 Dec 16;12:796828. doi: 10.3389/fneur.2021.796828

Table 1.

Demographic and clinical features, and SDSC results.

Patient Sex Age Epilepsy AED Sleep disorder treatment DIMS SBD AD SWTD DOES SHY TOTAL
No. 1 F 1y Yes No therapy 41 51 47 50 46 51 45
No. 2 F 1y No 60 45 47 75 42 69 62
No. 3 F 1y, 5m No 64 51 47 66 64 45 64
No. 4 M 1y, 5m No 73 86 47 41 64 64 70
No. 5 M 2y, 4m Yes VGB, VPA Melatonin 79 100 70 84 81 69 99
No. 6 F 6y No Melatonin 66 100 94 100 69 69 100
No. 7 M 7y, 3m Yes CBZ 70 100 100 75 73 45 90
No. 8 F 11y 6m Yes VPA 60 45 70 58 88 45 69
No. 9 F 11y, 10m No N/A 60 45 70 41 50 45 51
No. 10 F 12y, 1m Yes CBZ 70 86 47 41 53 45 62
No. 11 F 13y, 7m Yes VPA, CBZ 64 58 58 79 58 45 68
No. 12 M 14y, 4m No 66 58 70 58 50 45 62
No. 13 M 16y, 4m Yes PB, LEV, VGB, CBZ 100 100 70 41 77 69 100
No. 14 M 17y, 4m Yes LEV, CBZ Melatonin 73 86 47 50 42 45 62
MEDIAN (IQR) 66 (11.25) 72 (45.5) 64 (23) 58 (31.75) 61 (22) 45 (22.75) 66 (23)

AED, anti–epileptic drugs; VPA, valproic acid; VGB, vigabatrin; CBZ, carbamazepine; PB, phenobarbital; LEV, levetiracetam. For all patients, the melatonin dosage ranged from 2 to 5 mg.