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. 2019 Feb 8;14(5):1382–1387. doi: 10.1007/s11682-019-00044-4

Table 3.

Clinical characteristics of epilepsy groups (cont’d)

No Epilepsy with psychosis Matched epilepsy
Antiepileptics (Daily dose, mg) main psychotic symptoms Antiepileptics (Daily dose, mg)
1 VPA 600, CBZ 600, PHT 300 delusion of persecution CBZ 700, PHT 275, CLB 20
2 CBZ 700, CZP 2.5, CLB 10 reference delusion VPA 600, PHT 300, LEV 2000
3 CBZ 600, PHT 180, PB 30 delusion of persecution PHT 200, PB 90
4 CBZ 500, PHT 200, CLB 20 delusion of persecution PHT 100, ZNS 200, CZP 4
5 VPA 1000, GBP 800 delusion of persecution PHT 300, CZP 2.5, CLB 10, GBP 1200, LTG 200
6 VPA 1800, CBZ 600 delusion of possession, visual hallucinations CBZ 400
7 TPM 300, LTG 225, LEV 1500 reference delusion VPA 400, CBZ 400
8 VPA 600, CBZ 100 delusion of persecution CBZ 800, CLB 10
9 CBZ 600, PHT 270 reference delusion CBZ 1100, PHT 200, CLB 10
10 CBZ 750, TPM 350 delusion of persecution CBZ 800
11 none (during observation) delusion of persecution CBZ 400, CLB 10, LTG 50
12 VPA 400, ZNS 200 muddle, reference delusion VPA 1200, CBZ 400
13 VPA 1200, LEV 1000 delusion of persecution VPA 600, CBZ 600, PB 90
14 VPA 600, CBZ 600, LTG 75 muddle, reference delusion VPA 400

VPA valproate, CBZ carbamazepine, PHT phenytoin, ZNS zonisamide, PB phenobarbital, CZP clonazepam, CLB clobazam, TPM topiramate, GBP gabapentin, LTG lamotrigine, LEV levetiracetam