Table 3. Pediatric patients with a known diagnosis of epilepsy and presentation with COVID-19 infection with outcomes.

GTC = generalized tonic-clonic; LoC = loss of consciousness; Bi-PLEDs = bilateral independent periodic lateralized epileptiform discharges.

Authors	Age, sex	Prior diagnosis of epilepsy	Neurological symptoms	Non-neurological symptoms	EEG	Prognosis
Atakla et al. (2020) [16]	14 years, male	Known generalized epilepsy since the age of nine years. Well managed on maintenance Depakote	Worsening GTC seizures, confusion, and LoC	Fever and flu-like symptoms	4-5 Hz theta activity, ample, symmetrical, bilateral, and associated with epileptogenic discharges in the right hemisphere, suggesting multifocal epilepsy	Recovered
Zombori et al. (2021) [17]	17 years, female	Cornelia de Lange syndrome and well-controlled generalized epilepsy	Pediatric multi-inflammatory syndrome temporally related to COVID-19 (PIMS-TS)	Fever	Bi-PLEDs and subclinical seizures	Worsening neurodisability