Home monitoring with wearable brain sensors for hard-to-treat epilepsy

This trial is testing a new wearable brain-monitoring device—small sensors placed under your skin—to better track seizures in people with hard-to-treat or rare epilepsies. Instead of spending time in a hospital for monitoring, you would wear these sensors at home for several months. The goal is to give your doctors much better information about how often you're having seizures and how your treatment is working.

Many people with severe epilepsies have seizures that are difficult to control with medication, and doctors struggle to know exactly how often these seizures occur—especially when patients are at home or living in care facilities. This trial exists to see whether continuous home monitoring with wearable sensors can provide the clear, detailed information doctors need to adjust treatment and improve daily life.