Cause of death and predictors of mortality in a community-based cohort of people with epilepsy
Olli Nevalainen, Hanna Ansakorpi
Abstract
Olli Nevalainen, Hanna Ansakorpi
Abstract
Keezer et al.1 mentioned that in addition to the current study, “only one other study has investigated the relationship between epilepsy etiology and causes of death (COD).” They cited a cohort study of patients with any kind of first afebrile epileptic seizure, which by definition has a different case mix than a cohort of epilepsy patients.2 At least 4 studies have previously published estimates on the relationship between epilepsy etiology and COD.3 Indeed, cardiovascular disease and …
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Keezer et al.1 mentioned that in addition to the current study, “only one other study has investigated the relationship between epilepsy etiology and causes of death (COD).” They cited a cohort study of patients with any kind of first afebrile epileptic seizure, which by definition has a different case mix than a cohort of epilepsy patients.2 At least 4 studies have previously published estimates on the relationship between epilepsy etiology and COD.3 Indeed, cardiovascular disease and …
Key concepts: Epilepsy, Cohort, Medicine, Cause of death, Cohort study, Gerontology, Demography, Psychiatry