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. 2025 Jul 10;16:1609838. doi: 10.3389/fneur.2025.1609838

Table 2.

Summary of clinical outcome of epilepsy patients after using wearable seizure monitoring device.

Patient # # of reported seizures by patient/caregiver # of annotated seizure events Monitoring device usage time (hours) Clinical suggestion Complaints during device use
Dedicated users
2 61 43
(24 Generalized, 19 Focal)
757.9 Annotation of daily seizure frequency
→ clinical suggestion to caregiver
Skin irritations
3 53 5
(5 Focal)
233.9 Annotation of daily seizure frequency
→ clinical suggestion to caregiver
Skin irritations, caregiver’s reluctance
6 25 13
(13 Focal)
100.4 Annotation of daily seizure frequency
→ clinical suggestion to caregiver
Skin irritations
7 24 19
(19 Focal)
108.8 Identification of ambiguous seizure types
→ ASM adjustment led to seizure free state
8 135 1,422
(1,422 Focal)
957.7 Annotation of daily seizure frequency
→ clinical suggestion to caregiver
10 7 0 110.2 Ambiguous symptom monitoring
→ clinical suggestion of non-epileptic events
Caregiver’s reluctance
12 11 4
(4 Focal)
403.0 Identification of ambiguous seizure types
→ ASM adjustment led to seizure free state
13 7 0 507.3 Ambiguous symptom monitoring
→ clinical suggestion of non-epileptic events
14 287 103
(89 Generalized, 14 Focal)
414.9 Identification of ambiguous seizure types
→ ASM adjustment for better seizure control
Discontinued users
1 0 0 10.4 Patient’s unwillingness
4 13 0 3.4 Skin irritations, caregiver’s reluctance
5 4 0 5.6 Patient’s unwillingness
9 7 0 64.0 Patient’s unwillingness
11 5 0 46.6 Patient’s unwillingness