 | M Kuilman |
Prominent publications by M Kuilman
1In an aselective group of 107 patients who clinically showed absences (petit mal), grand mal, or a combination of petit mal and grand mal, with EEG paroxysms of bilaterally synchronous spike-wave complexes in all cases, and who were all given Ethosuximide, the influence of this drug on the grand mal seizures was studied.The anti-epileptic medication of none of these patients was exclusively Ethosuximide.2In the 32 patients with a history of absences only, no instance of grand mal ...
| Also Ranks for: Absence Epilepsy | spike wave | tonic clonic | ethosuximide humans | bilaterally synchronous |
Between 1988 and 1994, 441 patients were successfully resuscitated outside hospital in the city of Rotterdam, of whom 276 (63%) were discharged from hospital alive. Long-term survival was studied amongst those who were discharged alive. The duration of follow-up averaged 6.71 years. A survival rate of 88% after 1 year, 81% after 3 years, 77% after 5 years and 73% after 7 years was found. After multivariate analysis, age, diagnosis and gender were found to be independent and significant ...
| Also Ranks for: Longterm Survival | year follow | hospital cardiac | life surveys | multivariate analysis |
M Kuilman: Influence Statistics
| Concept | World rank |
|---|---|
| clonic ethosuximide | #20 |
| longterm survival hospital | #62 |
| patients absences | #81 |
Key People For Absence Epilepsy
M Kuilman:Expert Impact
Concepts for whichM Kuilmanhas direct influence:Absence epilepsy, Longterm survival, Longterm survival hospital, Hospital cardiac, Survival hospital, Hospital resuscitation, Patients absences, Spike wave.
M Kuilman:KOL impact
Concepts related to the work of other authors for whichfor which M Kuilman has influence:Cardiac arrest, Cardiopulmonary resuscitation, Passive benefit, Patients hospital, International airports, Antiepileptic drugs, Icu survivors.
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