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Antiseizure medication ≤48 hours portends better prognosis in new-onset epilepsy.

Eric MénétréPia De StefanoPierre MegevandFrançois P SarasinMaria I VargasAndreas KleinschmidtSerge VulliemozFabienne PicardMargitta Seeck
Published in: European journal of neurology (2023)
In this retrospective study, immediate ASM therapy (i.e., within 48 h) was associated with better prognosis up to 5 years after the index event. Prospective studies are required to determine the value of immediate workup and drug therapy in NOE patients.
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