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Status Epilepticus in Men and Women: Clinical Presentation, Management, and Outcomes
Sex-specific differences in neurological emergencies such as Status epilepticus (SE) remain understudied despite growing recognition of gender disparities in medicine. This study aimes to investigate sex-related differences in etiology, diagnostics, treatment, and outcomes among patients with SE. The investigators conducted a retrospective analysis of 779 patients treated with SE at Marburg University Hospital between 2011 and 2023.
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