2005-06-28
Four-year outcome after early withdrawal of antiepileptic drugs in childhood epilepsy
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Neurology , Volume 64 - Issue 12 p. 2136- 2138
Four-year follow-up of children with epilepsy included in a randomized trial of early withdrawal of antiepileptic drugs showed that 51% achieved a terminal remission of at least 2 years without medication and 21% with medication; 15% had seizures during the fourth year. Early medication withdrawal is not recommended as standard practice in children with a rapid response to medication. The authors developed a model to predict outcome if withdrawal is considered. Copyright
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doi.org/10.1212/01.WNL.0000166035.26217.61, hdl.handle.net/1765/57636 | |
Neurology | |
Organisation | Department of Neurology |
Geerts, A., Niermeijer, M., Peters, B., Arts, W. F., Brouwer, O., Stroink, H., … van Donselaar, C. (2005). Four-year outcome after early withdrawal of antiepileptic drugs in childhood epilepsy. Neurology, 64(12), 2136–2138. doi:10.1212/01.WNL.0000166035.26217.61 |