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Table 4 Summary of published studies on status epilepticus cases caused by brain tumors and metastases

From: Status epilepticus in patients with brain tumors and metastases: A multicenter cohort study of 208 patients and literature review

Author

Year

Study design

Setting

Study period

SE type

Tumor type

Patients (N)

Age (median)

Male

In-hospital mortality

30d mort

RSE/SRSE

Current study: Rickel

2024

Retrospective

Multicenter

2011–2017

SE

Brain tumors and metastases

208

62

51%

17.3%

24%

54.3%

Kaneoka

2023

Retrospective

Single center

2013–2019

NCSE

Gliomas

5

57**

58.3%

–

–

–

Vilaseca-Jolonch

2020

Prospective, observational

Single center

2011–2019

SE

Brain tumors

82

61.6

58.5%

17.1%

–

52.5%

Giovannini

2019

Prospective, observational

Single center

2013–2019

SE

Gliomas

26

68

58%

–

4%

12%

Fox

2019

Retrospective

Single center

2006–2018

SE

Brain metastasis

19

63.9**

47.4%

5.3%

31.6%

57.9%

Knudsen-Baas

2016

Prospective, observational

Multicenter

2008–2014

SE

Gliomas

20

55

80%

0%

30%

26%

Goonawardena

2015

Review

–

1955–2013

SE

Brain tumors

–

–

–

–

12–50%

12–18%

Marcuse

2014

Retrospective

Single center

2009–2012

NCSE

Brain tumors

24

62**

50-%

0%

48% ***

–

Arik

2014

Review (14 sudies*)

 

1994–2009

SE

Brain tumors

417

–

 

17.2%

 

–

Cavaliere

2006

Retrospective

Single center

1995–2002

SE

Brain tumors

35

58

65.7%

–

23%

–

  1. *Review of literature regarding outcome of status epilepticus. **Age presented as Mean. ***Mortality at 2 months, NCSE non-convulsive status epilepticus, SE status epilepticus