Status epilepticus in patients with brain tumors and metastases: A multicenter cohort study of 208 patients and literature review.

Johanna K RickelDaria ZeebSusanne KnakeHans UrbanJürgen KonczallaKatharina J WeberPia S ZeinerAxel PagenstecherElke HattingenAndré KemmlingEmmanouil FokasSebastian AdebergRobert WolffMartin SebastianTillmann RuschMichael W RonellenfitschKatja MenzlerLena HabermehlLeona MöllerMarcus CzabankaChristopher NimskyLars TimmermannChristian GrefkesJoachim P SteinbachFelix RosenowLeena KämppiAdam Strzelczyk

Published in: Neurological research and practice (2024)

SE occurrence contributed to a decline in functional status in all cases, regardless of tumor type, tumor progression status, and SE refractoriness, while long-term mortality was increased in those with malignant tumor entities, tumor progressions, and refractory SE. SE prevention may preserve functional status and improve survival in individuals with brain tumors.

Keyphrases

end stage renal disease
chronic kidney disease
risk assessment
cardiovascular events
peritoneal dialysis
type diabetes
cross sectional
risk factors
long non coding rna
patient reported
double blind
free survival