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How many people each year suffer some type of preventable harm that contributes to their death after a hospital visit?
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 What Doctors Don't Tell You: Epilepsy - Different drugs, different risks 
 
What Doctors Don't Tell You © (Volume 14, Issue 4)
Each type of antiepileptic drug brings with it the risk of different types of seizures.

Antiepileptic drug Type of seizure

Phenytoin A variety of different types (has the highest risk of inducing a seizure) Phenobarbital Negative myoclonus, tonic and absence Benzodiazepines Tonic-clonic Carbamazepine Tonic, atonic, absence, myoclonic Oxcarbazepine Absence and myoclonic Sodium valproate Myoclonic and status epilepticus Ethosuximide Generalised non-convulsive and atonic Lamotrigine Myoclonic Gabapentin Absence and myoclonic Vigabatrin Myoclonic

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