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Kinderärzte wissen oft nicht was „SUDEP“ bedeutet

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Sollten sie aber! Denn: „Sudden unexpected (oder unexplained) death in epilepsy“ (SUDEP) ist die häufigste epilepsiespezifische Todesursache. Eine US-amerikanische Arbeitsgruppe führte eine interessante Befragung zur Thematik durch, die kürzlich im Journal of Pediatrics erschien.

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  • Berl MM et al. Sudden death in epilepsy: knowledge among pediatric providers. J Pediatr 2017;188:291–3

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    Thomas Hoppen

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Hoppen, T. Kinderärzte wissen oft nicht was „SUDEP“ bedeutet. Pädiatrie 29, 12–13 (2017). https://doi.org/10.1007/s15014-017-1206-4

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