Describing the Population of Patients with Prolonged Seizures: US Subgroup Results from a Global Real-world Point-in-time Study (P7-11.001)

E Trinka; Matthew Walker; Reetta Kalviainen; Sheryl Haut; John Stern; Lawrence Hirsch; Alexander Gillespie; Laura LeBrocq; Cedric Laloyaux; Olaf Radunz; J Claire Wilson

doi:10.1212/wnl.0000000000213263

June 9, 2026Neurology

Describing the Population of Patients with Prolonged Seizures: US Subgroup Results from a Global Real-world Point-in-time Study (P7-11.001)

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Key Points

This study aims to describe the characteristics and healthcare impacts on patients with prolonged seizures in the US.
Conducted a real-world point-in-time study
Focused on people with epilepsy experiencing prolonged seizures
Collected data on treatment usage and healthcare resource utilization
Identified significant treatment gaps in prolonged seizure management
Highlighted the burden of disease on healthcare resources in the US population
Outlined the characteristics of patients with prolonged seizures effectively

Implication

Real-world study describes treatment use and disease impact in patients with prolonged seizures in the US, suggesting significant healthcare needs.

Abstract

To describe patient characteristics, treatment usage, healthcare resource utilization (HCRU), and overall disease burden among people with epilepsy (PwE) with prolonged seizures (PS) in the United States (US).

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Trinka et al. (2026) studied this question.

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Describing the Population of Patients with Prolonged Seizures: US Subgroup Results from a Global Real-world Point-in-time Study (P7-11.001)

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Describing the Population of Patients with Prolonged Seizures: US Subgroup Results from a Global Real-world Point-in-time Study (P7-11.001)

Key Points

Implication

Abstract

Discussion

Cite This Study

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