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2 (95 % confidence interval 29.1-124.3; p less then 0.001). The likelihood of ending up in the prone position post-GCS did not vary among patients with different nonprone starting positions (p = 0.147). CONCLUSIONS Seizures in prone position occur during sleep and the highest risk for postictal prone positioning appears to be being in the prone position at GCS onset. Epilepsy patients should therefore be advised to go to sleep in a supine or lateral position to reduce their SUDEP risk. PURPOSE Ways of labeling a person with epilepsy
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