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EWER VS OLDER ANTIEPILEPTIC DRUGS (AEDs) MONOTHERAPY IN PAEDIATRIC POPULATION â?? A COMPARATIVE OBSERVATIONAL STUDY
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研究设计
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- Observational
入排标准
入选标准
- •1)Epileptic patients aged between 2 â?? 12 years.
- •2)Patients prescribed monotherapy of AEDs.
- •3)Newly diagnosed patients of epilepsy.
- •4)Previously diagnosed and treatment failure patients.
- •5)Previously diagnosed and treated patients presenting with ADRs.
- •6)Patients having seizures due to drugs, any trauma or diseases.
- •7)Less than one seizure per year prior to treatment
排除标准
- •1)Patients diagnosed with cryptogenic epilepsy.
- •2)Patients who are treated with more than one AED.
- •3)Drug resistant patients.
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