[Anxiety and depressive symptoms in epilepsy in the context of defense mechanisms and electrodermal activity].

Unlabelled: Depressive and anxiety disorders among people with epilepsy are more common than in general population and they are associated with less efficient emotion regulation and reduced quality of life. Unfortunately, these disorders are not always correctly diagnosed or treated. Some studies suggest that the electrodermal activity may serve as a marker for depression.

[Emotion dysregulation and psychopathology in epilepsy].

Numerous studies show that the incidence of mental disorders among people with epilepsy is higher compared to people without such a diagnosis. However, these disorders are still neither diagnosed early enough nor properly treated. Inefficient and rigid emotion regulation catalyzes many mental disorders.