2020
DOI: 10.1016/j.yebeh.2020.107125
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Awareness of sudden unexpected death in epilepsy among parents of children with epilepsy in a tertiary center

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“…In general, according to studies, it is assumed that even if medical students hear about epilepsy, the reason for the lack of knowledge and bad attitude about epilepsy is mostly due to the fact that neurological diseases are taught by an internist rather than a neurologist [24]. (17,3) 19 (14,3) 91 (68,4) 25 (18,4) 22 (16,2) 89 (65,4) 16 (15) 18 (16,8) 73 (68,2) 9 (9,5) 17 (17,9) 69 (72,6) 5 (6,9) 19 (26,4) 48 (66,7)…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
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“…In general, according to studies, it is assumed that even if medical students hear about epilepsy, the reason for the lack of knowledge and bad attitude about epilepsy is mostly due to the fact that neurological diseases are taught by an internist rather than a neurologist [24]. (17,3) 19 (14,3) 91 (68,4) 25 (18,4) 22 (16,2) 89 (65,4) 16 (15) 18 (16,8) 73 (68,2) 9 (9,5) 17 (17,9) 69 (72,6) 5 (6,9) 19 (26,4) 48 (66,7)…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Although generalized tonic-clonic seizures (GTCS) and respiratory dysfunction are known risk factors, the pathophysiological mechanisms of SUDEP still remain unclear [2]. In addition, despite the increasing number of studies in SUDEP risk factors and causes, the research on the determination of the current level of knowledge and awareness of SUDEP among physicians and medical students is insufficient [3].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Beran et al 36 gehen sogar so weit, dass die Aufklärung über SUDEP in Anbetracht der fehlenden Therapiemöglichkeiten eher schade als nütze und so gegen den medizinisch ethischen Grundsatz des "Nicht-Schadens" verstoße. Auf der anderen Seite konnten Studien, die Patienten bezüglich der Aufklärung über SUDEP befragten, zeigen, dass bis zu 90% der Patienten Informationen über SUDEP erhalten wollten 19,23,25,28,37 . Die Mehrheit der Studienteilnehmer von Xu et al 25…”
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