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Breath Signatures of Antiseizure Medication Response and Tolerability in Adults With Epilepsy
Purpose Achieving seizure control without intolerable adverse effects remains a major challenge in adult epilepsy, and serum concentrations of antiseizure medications correlate poorly with clinical outcomes. Metabolic processes influencing treatment response are not captured by blood monitor
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