Epidemiology / NOS Genetic seizure disorders Flashcards

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Rate of seizure recurrence after 1st unprovoked seizure:
- All-comers, without intervention
- With normal EEG and normal neurological status (1 year)
- With normal EEG and normal neurological status (2 year)normal EEG and normal neurological status (3 year)

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Rate of seizure recurrence after 1st unprovoked seizure:
- All-comers, without intervention: 40-50%
- With normal EEG and normal neurological status (1 year) - 20%
- With normal EEG and normal neurological status (2 year)- 25%
- normal EEG and normal neurological status (3 year) - 30%

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Factors increasing risk of epilepsy with first unprovoked seizure

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status epilepticus, but specifically in patients with remote history of symptomatic seizures (not all)

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Childhood Absence Epilepsy (CAE)
- Males vs Females
- Onset

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Childhood Absence Epilepsy (CAE)
- Female > Males
- Onset 4-8 years

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Juvenile Absence Epilepsy (JAE):
- Males vs Females
- Onset
- How seizures clinically differ from CAE (4)

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Juvenile Absence Epilepsy (JAE):
- Males vs Females: No clear preference
- Onset: 9-13 years
- How seizures clinically differ from CAE (4)
- Clusters upon waking
- Less Frequent
-0 ocular / retropulsive movements less often seen
- 80% also have GTC or Myoclonic seizures

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5
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Myoclonic absences
- Age of onset
- Males vs Females
- Development

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Myoclonic absences
- Age of onset: around 7
- Males > Females
- Development: delayed in 2/3 of patients

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6
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Factors that increase risk of recurrence in febrile seizures (3)

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  • Temperature low at time of onset
  • younger children
  • increased illness frequency
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7
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Incidence of Status epilepticus in USA

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18 out of 100,000

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Risk of SUDEP:
Drug resistant epilepsy patients
Non-drug resistant Epilepsy

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Drug resistant epilepsy: 1/100
Non-drug resistant: 1/1000

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9
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% of US population with:
- Epilepsy
- History of seizure sometime in life

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Epilepsy: 3.1%
history of at least 1 seizure: 5%

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Epilepsy Statistics - Incidence rate for:
- Epilepsy
- 1st time unprovoked seizure
- acute symptomatic seizures
- all seizures (epilepsy and non-epilepsy)

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Epilepsy: 44 / 100,000
1st time unprovoked: 61/100,000
Acute symptomatic: 39/100,000
All seizures: 100/100,000

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Seizure recurrence rate after
- first unprovoked seizure
- two unprovoked seizure
- three unprovoked seizures
- after treating first unprovoked seizure

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  • first unprovoked seizure: 40%
  • two unprovoked seizure: 73%
  • three unprovoked seizures: 76%
  • after treating first unprovoked seizure: 15%
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Seizure recurrence after first seizure + modifiers
Etiology:
- Idiopathic
- Symptomatic
EEG
- Normal
- Epileptiform
Etiology + EEG
- Idiopathic and normal
- Symptomatic and abnormal

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Etiology:
- Idiopathic: 32%
- Symptomatic: 57%
EEG
- Normal: 27%
- Epileptiform: 58%
Etiology + EEG
- Idiopathic and normal: 24%
- Symptomatic and abnormal: 65%

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13
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Seizure recurrence after first seizure + modifiers
- Focal vs Generalized
- Time of day
- duration / Timing (2)

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Focal onset > generalized
More common if seizure was at night
More common if presents in status or with clusters of seizures at onset

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Seizure recurrence after first SYMPTOMATIC seizure based on cause, acute (<1 week) and remote (>1 week)
- Stroke
- TBI
- CNS infection

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Stroke: A= 33% R =71.5%
TBI: A = 13.4% R = 46.6
CNS infection: A=16.6%, R=63.5%

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16
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Epilepsy statistics:
Total estimated people worldwide with epilepsy

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40 million

17
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Epilepsy statistics:
Worldwide mortality from epilepsy:

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0.2%

18
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Small pedantic criteria from ILAE regarding “seizure Free” status

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Must be 3 times the pretreatment interseizure interval

19
Q

Percentage of patients who will become seizure free for one year after
- first AED
- Second AED
- third AED

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1st: 47%
2nd/3rd: 14%

20
Q

ILAE criteria for which seizure is resolved (2)

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1) past age-range of age-dependent epilepsy syndrome
2) remained seizure free for 10 years and off meds for 5 years

21
Q

ADHD and Epilepsy:
How much more common is it than in the general population?
Prevelance in children with Epilepsy

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22
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Incidence of status epilepticus

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7-41 cases per 100,000

23
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Status epilepticus, peak incidence (2)

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before age 1 and after 60 years