Journal article
Prediction begins with diagnosis: Estimating seizure recurrence risk in the First Seizure Clinic
S Ooi, C Tailby, N Nagino, PW Carney, GD Jackson, DN Vaughan
Seizure | W B SAUNDERS CO LTD | Published : 2024
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Abstract
Objectives: To assess the feasibility of using a seizure recurrence prediction tool in a First Seizure Clinic, considering (1) the accuracy of initial clinical diagnoses and (2) performance of automated computational models in predicting seizure recurrence after first unprovoked seizure (FUS). Methods: To assess diagnostic accuracy, we analysed all sustained and revised diagnoses in patients seen at a First Seizure Clinic over 5 years with 6+ months follow-up (‘accuracy cohort’, n = 487). To estimate prediction of 12-month seizure recurrence after FUS, we used a logistic regression of clinical factors on a multicentre FUS cohort (‘prediction cohort’, n = 181), and compared performance to a r..
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Awarded by National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) post-graduate scholarship
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Awarded by Australian Epilepsy Project - Australian Government Medical Research Future Fund
Funding Acknowledgements
S.O. is supported by a National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) post-graduate scholarship (project ID 2022072) and the Australian New Zealand Association of Neurologists (ANZAN) Education and Research Fund. D.N.V is supported by an NHMRC project grant (APP1157145) . C.T., G.D.J. and D.N.V. are supported by the Australian Epilepsy Project, funded by the Australian Government Medical Research Future Fund, Grant/Award Number: MRFF75908 and RFRHPSI000008; Victorian-led Frontier Health and Medical Research Program.