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Premature mortality in people with epilepsy.

Overview: People with epilepsy are at increased risk of premature death, with a mortality rate that is 2–3 times higher than that for the general population (Cockerell et al. 1994). Premature death in people with epilepsy can be the result of disease-linked factors (such as status epilepticus), sudden unexpected death in epilepsy (SUDEP) or underlying disease (for example, stroke or brain tumour, National Sentinel Clinical Audit of Epilepsy-Related Death 2002).