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Regarding the article “18-year old patient with anti-epileptic therapy and sudden cardiac death” by “Witzenbichler et al., published in Z Kardiol 92:747–753 (2003) | Regarding the article “18-year old patient with anti-epileptic therapy and sudden cardiac death” by “Witzenbichler et al., published in Z Kardiol 92:747–753 (2003) | ||
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*Discussion of Witzenbichler et al. arguing that cardiogenic syncope misdiagnosed as epilepsy may contribute to the rate of SUDEP. Also argues that the patient presented in that article cannot be definitively diagnosed as having had epilepsy. | *Discussion of Witzenbichler et al. arguing that cardiogenic syncope misdiagnosed as epilepsy may contribute to the rate of SUDEP. Also argues that the patient presented in that article cannot be definitively diagnosed as having had epilepsy. | ||
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Latest revision as of 14:27, 17 June 2019
Stöllberger C and Finsterer J (2004) Brain or heart-that is the question. Regarding Witzenbichler et al.. Z Kardiol 93:4 322–3.
Abstract: Regarding the article “18-year old patient with anti-epileptic therapy and sudden cardiac death” by “Witzenbichler et al., published in Z Kardiol 92:747–753 (2003)
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- Discussion of Witzenbichler et al. arguing that cardiogenic syncope misdiagnosed as epilepsy may contribute to the rate of SUDEP. Also argues that the patient presented in that article cannot be definitively diagnosed as having had epilepsy.
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