Systematic review of the probability of future seizures after initial seizure or other event creating an increased future risk.
Road safety web publication No. 5
| Publisher: | Department for Transport |
| Publication type: | Research report |
| Published date: | 13 January 2010 |
| Mode/topic: | Roads, Road safety |
The purpose of the work reported here is to quantify, from existing published and unpublished research, the risk of seizure recurrence following either an initial fit or a clinical event which increases seizure risk, and by type. The findings reported are those of a systematic review of the existing literature relating to the probability of further seizures occurring at various time intervals after an initial seizure or seizure-provoking incident, such as head injury, neurosurgery, tumour or stroke.
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