Infantile Spasms Deep Research Fallback
Provider attempts
timeout 75s just research-disorder falcon Infantile_Spasms- Result: timed out with
Recipe research-disorder was terminated by signal 15. timeout 75s just research-disorder openai Infantile_Spasms- Result: timed out with
Recipe research-disorder was terminated by signal 15.
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Evidence-backed curation scope
The entry was curated from deterministic generated caches and primary/secondary biomedical sources:
- Orphadata structured records:
ORPHA:697160Infantile epileptic spasms syndrome, including inheritance, genes, phenotypes, and cross-references.ORPHA:3451West syndrome legacy exact mapping toMONDO:0018097.- PubMed caches:
PMID:35503712ILAE classification and definition of epilepsy syndromes with onset in neonates and infants.PMID:39029407Danish national IESS epidemiology and outcome cohort.PMID:27838190ICISS randomized trial of hormonal therapy with or without vigabatrin.PMID:16239177UKISS randomized trial follow-up comparing hormone treatment and vigabatrin.PMID:31903560prednisolone/prednisone versus ACTH RCT meta-analysis.PMID:35765990network meta-analysis of first-line IESS treatments.PMID:22364326vigabatrin monotherapy review, including mechanism and TSC-specific first-line use.PMID:37736852current treatment-modality review and West syndrome triad wording.- ClinicalTrials.gov caches:
clinicaltrials:NCT04302116vigabatrin plus high-dose prednisolone versus vigabatrin alone.clinicaltrials:NCT04289467fenfluramine for refractory infantile spasms.
Modeling notes
- ORPHA:697160 lists the generic HPO root
HP:0000707Abnormality of the nervous system. It is intentionally documented in YAML notes rather than modeled as a phenotype because the entry includes more specific neurologic findings. - Treatment modeling emphasizes first-line hormonal therapy, vigabatrin, and combination therapy because these have cached RCT/meta-analysis support.
- Refractory fenfluramine is represented as an active Phase II clinical trial rather than a standard treatment.