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Seizure risk in patients with brain metastases: interim analysis from a prospective observational study. Is it time to review driving policy?

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James de Boisanger *
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Jessica Konadu
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Amina Tran
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Julia Henderson
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Philip Benjamin
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Karen Thomas
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Sabine Dreibe
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Chiara Reverberi
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Martin Brewer
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Rebecca Hoff
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Aishani Sachdeva
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Christine Nangendo
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Francesca Solda
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Antonia Creak
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Nicholas van As
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Liam Welsh
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Jeremy Rees
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Nicola Rosenfelder
DOI:10.1016/j.clon.2026.104222delete
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Abstract

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• The diagnosis of brain metastases results in an automatic driving ban in the UK • The data to support this is retrospective, heterogenous and out-dated • SAFER is the first prospective study of seizures after stereotactic radiosurgery • We report a seizure rate less than 20% and reduces over time. • This may have implications for UK driving regulations

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Clinical Oncology
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national hospital for neurology and neurosurgery
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The Royal Marsden Hospital
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