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. 2020 Mar 26;34(5):545–553. doi: 10.1007/s40263-020-00720-w

Table 1.

Clinical characteristics of patients treated with intranasal midazolam (in-MDZ)

Patients treated with in-MDZ (n = 243) % (n)
Age in years (mean ± SD) 35.5 ± 14.5
Age at epilepsy onset (mean ± SD) 18.1 ± 14.7
Epilepsy duration in years (mean ± SD) 16.9 ± 13.3
Epilepsy type
 Focal epilepsy 86.4 (210)
 Right hemisphere 34.2 (83)
 Left hemisphere 39.9 (97)
 Bilateral 12.3 (30)
 Genetic (idiopathic) generalized epilepsy 6.2 (15)
 Unknown 7.4 (18)
History of status epilepticus
 Yes 4.1 (10)
 No 95.9 (233)
History of febrile convulsions
 Yes 9.9 (24)
 No 84.8 (206)
 Unknown 5.3 (13)
Imaging findings
 No appreciable disease 37.2 (96)
 Cavernoma 3.5 (9)
 Cortical dysplasia 14.0 (36)
 Hippocampal sclerosis 22.1 (57)
 Tumor 9.7 (25)
 Other 7.0 (18)
 No imaging available 3.5 (9)
 Previous neurosurgery 3.1 (8)
Comorbidities (n = 141)
 Arterial hypertension 15.6 (22)
 Diabetes 6.4 (9)
 Adipositas 5.7 (8)
 Depression 19.1 (27)
 Psychiatric conditions 11.3 (16)
 Endocrine disease 9.9 (14)
 Abuse of alcohol 4.3 (6)
 Abuse of nicotine 17.7 (25)
 Other 9.9 (14)
Antiseizure drugs
 Levetiracetam 60.9 (148)
 Lamotrigine 42.8 (104)
 Lacosamide 18.5 (45)
 Oxcarbazepine 17.3 (42)
 Zonisamide 16.0 (39)
 Valproate 12.8 (31)
 Carbamazepine 10.7 (26)
 Topiramate 7.4 (18)
 Other 30.0 (73)