Journal of Neurology Neurosurgery & Psychiatry · 1980 · 106 citations · 13 references
MedicinePsychiatryEpilepsySuicide PreventionSuicide Risk AssessmentBarbiturate PoisoningIntentional Self-poisoningPoisoningSuicidal RiskSuicide Mortality
In a two-year study of patients admitted to hospital after deliberate self-poisoning or self-injury, a fivefold excess of patients with epilepsy was found compared with general population prevalence rates. Males with epilepsy were particularly over-represented. Patients with epilepsy were prone to make repeat attempts. Anticonvulsants, particularly barbiturates, were used in most cases of self poisoning.
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A Survey of Epilepsy in Fourteen General Practices
D. A. Pond, Barbara Bidwell · Epilepsia · 1959 · 213 citations
Epilepsy and Mortality Rate and Cause of Death
Janusz J. Zielihski · Epilepsia · 1974 · 201 citations
Neil Kessel · BMJ · 1965 · 190 citations · Full text
Changing pattern of drugs used for self-poisoning.
A. T. Proudfoot, J Park · BMJ · 1978 · 107 citations · Full text