Epilepsy in Cambodia–Treatment Aspects and Policy Implications: A Population-Based Representative Survey

Introduction: We tested two treatment strategies to determine: treatment (a) prognosis (seizure frequency, mortality, suicide, and complications), (b) safety and adherence of treatment, (c) self-reported satisfaction with treatment and self-reported productivity, and policy aspects (a) number of required tablets for universal treatment (NRT), (b) cost of management, (c) manpower-gap and requirements for scaling-up of epilepsy care. Methods: We performed a random-cluster survey (N = 16510) and identified 96 cases ($1 year of age) in 24 villages. The