Sleep disturbances in children and adolescents with epilepsy: Clinical, polysomnographic and management aspects

CONCLUSIONS: Sleep impairment in childhood epilepsy is common, clinically meaningful, and potentially modifiable. Systematic screening with validated tools and targeted objective assessment may support interventions that improve sleep quality, seizure-related outcomes, daytime functioning, and family well-being.

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