2017
DOI: 10.4045/tidsskr.16.0957
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Seponering av antiepileptika ved anfallsfrihet – når og hvordan?

Abstract: Narrative oversiktsartikler basert på forfatters egen erfaring og et skjønnsmessig utvalg artikler.

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“…Epilepsy and schizophrenia still seen in most countries of the world as an evil spirit --although two-thirds of patients can become seizure-free with adequate treatment, poor adherence to proper guidelines is a major problem for effective recovery [57,58]. In a study conducted in India, 60% of the patients believed in luck and superstition with regard to illnesses [59].…”
Section: Superstitions: An Elephant In the Roommentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Epilepsy and schizophrenia still seen in most countries of the world as an evil spirit --although two-thirds of patients can become seizure-free with adequate treatment, poor adherence to proper guidelines is a major problem for effective recovery [57,58]. In a study conducted in India, 60% of the patients believed in luck and superstition with regard to illnesses [59].…”
Section: Superstitions: An Elephant In the Roommentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Epilepsy is still seen in most countries of the world as an evil spirit although two-thirds of patients can become seizurefree with adequate treatment, poor adherence to proper guidelines is a major problem for effective recovery [26].…”
Section: Especially Inmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Epilepsy and schizophrenia still seen in most countries of the world as an evil spirit --although two-thirds of patients can become seizure-free with adequate treatment, poor adherence to proper guidelines is a major problem for effective recovery [57,58]. In a study conducted in India, 60% of the patients believed in luck and superstition with regard to illnesses [59].…”
Section: Superstitions: An Elephant In the Roommentioning
confidence: 99%