Epilepsija in vožnja

Q4 Medicine
Matej Mavrič, Črt Zavrnik, Marjan Bilban, Jože Grošelj
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Abstract

Epilepsy poses a risk for all participants in road traffic; therefore people with epilepsy do not meet the criteria for an unlimited driving license. Their driving is affected not only by epileptic seizures causing impaired consciousness and involuntary movements, but also by antiepileptic drugs with their many unwanted affects. The experts have not yet agreed on whether people with epilepsy have an increased risk of experiencing a road traffic accident. However, recent data suggests that the overall risk is lower compared to other medical conditions. Scientific evidence forms the basis of legislation, which by limiting people with epilepsy, enables all participants in road traffic to drive in the safest possible environment. The legislation that governs epilepsy and driving in Slovenia has been recently thoroughly reformed and thus allows a less discriminatory management of people with epilepsy. Although people with epilepsy experience many issues in their daily life, including their personal relationships and employment, they often list the need for driving as a top concern in surveys. General physicians play an important role in managing the issues of people with epilepsy.
癫痫对道路交通的所有参与者构成风险;因此,癫痫患者不符合无限制驾驶执照的标准。他们的驾驶不仅受到癫痫发作造成的意识受损和不自主运动的影响,而且还受到抗癫痫药物的许多不良影响的影响。专家们尚未就癫痫患者发生道路交通事故的风险是否增加达成一致意见。然而,最近的数据表明,与其他疾病相比,总体风险较低。科学证据构成了立法的基础,立法通过限制癫痫患者,使道路交通的所有参与者能够在尽可能安全的环境中驾驶。斯洛文尼亚管理癫痫和驾驶的立法最近进行了彻底改革,从而减少了对癫痫患者的歧视管理。尽管癫痫患者在日常生活中遇到许多问题,包括人际关系和就业问题,但他们在调查中往往将驾驶需求列为最关注的问题。全科医生在管理癫痫患者问题方面发挥着重要作用。
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