Regulating drivers with epilepsy in Maryland: Results of the application of a United States consensus guideline
Regulating drivers with epilepsy in Maryland: Results of the application of a United States consensus guideline
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马里兰州对患有癫痫的司机进行监管:美国共识指南的应用结果
作者:
Brandy B. Ma;J. Bloch;A. Krumholz;J. Hopp;Perry J. Foreman;C. Soderstrom;M. A. Scottino;Martha Matsumoto;G. Krauss
Driving regulations for people with seizures vary widely throughout the United States and the world. Maryland updated their guidelines in 2003 to reflect those of a U.S. consensus guideline requiring a minimum 3‐month seizure‐free period as well as an individual risk assessment by a Medical Advisory Board (MAB). This retrospective study provides the first analysis of outcomes after the implementation of the consensus guidelines and an assessment of their predictive validity through longitudinal outcome data.