Fahreignung mit Epilepsie

Arnold, Patricia I.; Bonetti, Claudio; Mathis, Johannes; Meyer, Klaus; Seeck, Margitta; Seeger, Rolf; Wiest, Daniela; Rüegg, Stephan; Franke, Julia

doi:10.4414/smf.2019.08402

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“…Swiss guidelines exist for epilepsy and driving: "Fahreignung mit Epilepsie" [1] issued by the Verkehrskommission der Schweizerischen Liga gegen Epilepsie (Ligue Suisse contre l'Epilepsie, Lega Svizzera contro l'Epilessia., SLE). These guidelines also apply to brain tumour patients experiencing seizures.…”

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“…The task of determining medical "fitness-to-drive" in patients with deficits caused by brain tumours falls primarily on the treating physician, although few have been formally trained in this area. Swiss guidelines exist for patients with seizures [1], which is an immediate reason for driving cessation. There are Swiss guidelines for other conditions that increase the risk for traffic accidents, such as visual impairments (minimum requirements are defined in the Verkehrszulassungsverordnung, VZV) [2] and daytime sleepiness [3], among others.…”

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Fitness-to-drive for glioblastoma patients

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OBJECTIVE: The management of brain tumour patients who would like to resume driving is complex, and needs multidisciplinary input and a consensus among treating physicians. The Swiss Neuro-Oncology Society (Swiss-NOS) and the Swiss Society for Legal Medicine (SGRM) aim to provide guidance on how to assess "fitness-to-drive" of glioblastoma patients and to harmonise the relevant procedures in Switzerland.

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