Comparing vagus nerve stimulation and resective surgery outcomes in patients with co-occurring autism and epilepsy to patients with epilepsy alone: A population-based study
Subramaniam VR, Mu L, Kwon C
Autism Research · 2023
Key finding
Compared to patients with epilepsy alone, patients with autism and epilepsy who underwent either surgery showed no differences for in-hospital mortality, discharge status, mean LOS, hospitalization cost, and surgical/medical complications.
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- Autism
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- taVNS
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- Controlled Clinical Trial
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Subramaniam, V. R., Mu, L., & Kwon, C. (2023). Comparing vagus nerve stimulation and resective surgery outcomes in patients with co-occurring autism and epilepsy to patients with epilepsy alone: A population-based study. Autism Research, 16(10), 1924-1933. https://doi.org/10.1002/aur.3020
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