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Over- and underreporting of seizures: How big is the problem?

Timothy HannonKiran M FernandesVictoria WongEwan S NurseMark J Cook
Published in: Epilepsia (2024)
Our results reaffirm the phenomenon of underreporting and highlight the prevalence of overreporting. Overreporting likely represents irrelevant symptoms or electrographic discharges not represented on scalp electrodes, identification of which has important clinical relevance. Future studies should analyze events by risk factors to elucidate relationships clinicians can use and investigate the etiology of NCEs.
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