Betekenis van:
epileptic seizure

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. Tom knows what to do when Mary has an epileptic seizure.
2. Triggered epileptic seizure —
3. Triggered epileptic seizure
4. A provoked epileptic seizure is defined as a seizure which has a recognisable causative factor that is avoidable.
5. The applicant should be without anti-epileptic medication for the required period of seizure freedom.
6. Provoked epileptic seizure: the applicant who has had a provoked epileptic seizure because of a recognisable provoking factor that is unlikely to recur at the wheel can be declared able to drive on an individual basis, subject to neurological opinion.
7. The applicant should be without anti-epileptic medication for the required period of seizure freedom. An appropriate medical follow-up has been done.
8. First or single unprovoked seizure: the applicant who has had a first unprovoked epileptic seizure can be declared able to drive after a period of six months without seizures, if there has been an appropriate medical assessment.
9. First or single unprovoked seizure: the applicant who has had a first unprovoked epileptic seizure can be declared able to drive once five years’ freedom from further seizures has been achieved without the aid of anti-epileptic drugs, if there has been an appropriate neurological assessment.
10. First or single unprovoked seizure: the applicant who has had a first unprovoked epileptic seizure can be declared able to drive once five years freedom from further seizures has been achieved without the aid of anti-epileptic drugs, if there has been an appropriate neurological assessment.
11. Provoked epileptic seizure: the applicant who has had a provoked epileptic seizure because of a recognisable provoking factor that is unlikely to recur at the wheel can be declared able to drive on an individual basis, subject to neurological opinion (the assessment should be, if appropriate, in accordance with other relevant sections of Annex III (e.g. in the case of alcohol or other co-morbidity).