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Six months following first unprovoked seizure, antiepileptic-treated adults have a recurrence risk in the following 12 months of significantly below the 20% threshold required to regain their driving license
- Correspondence to Joseph F Drazkowski
Mayo Clinic, 5777 East Mayo Boulevard, Phoenix, AZ 85054, USA; drazkowski.joseph{at}mayo.edu
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Six months following first unprovoked seizure, antiepileptic-treated adults have a recurrence risk in the following 12 months of significantly below the 20% threshold required to regain their driving license
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