- FoI Number
- 2025-141
- Subject
- Dravet Syndrome and Lennox-Gastaut Syndrome
- Date Received
- 28/05/2025
- Request and Response
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- The number of patients treated for Dravet syndrome in 2024, ideally separated by month, or quarter
- Patient numbers segmented by age:
- 0-3 years old
- 4-8 years old
- 9-18 years old
- 18 years+
- Patient numbers segmented by age:
- The number of patients treated for Dravet syndrome in 2025, ideally separated by month, or quarter
- Patient numbers segmented by age:
- 0-3 years old
- 4-8 years old
- 9-18 years old
- 18 years+
- Patient numbers segmented by age:
- The number of patients treated for Lennox-Gastaut syndrome in 2024, ideally separated by month, or quarter
- Patient numbers segmented by age:
- 0-3 years old
- 4-8 years old
- 9-18 years old
- 18 years+
- Patient numbers segmented by age:
- The number of patients treated for Lennox-Gastaut syndrome in 2025, ideally separated by month, or quarter
- Patient numbers segmented by age:
- 0-3 years old
- 4-8 years old
- 9-18 years old
- 18 years+
- Patient numbers segmented by age:
With regards to Q1-4, NHS Shetland uses the ICD 10 coding system in secondary care. The figures provided below are for the number of inpatients where ICD 10 code Dravet Syndrome G40.83 or Lennox-Gastaut Syndrome G40.81 was listed as Main Condition or Other Condition.
Nil
- The above data separated by treatment, focusing on the following treatments:
- fenfluramine
- sodium valproate
- stiripentol
- clobazam
- cannabidiol
- levetiracetam
- topiramate
- potassium bromide
- Other treatments
- carbamazepine
- gabapentin
- lacosamide
- lamotrigine
- oxcarbazepine
- phenobarbital
- pregabalin
- tiagabine
- vigabatrin
- rufinamide
- Numbers of patients moving from one specific treatment to another e.g. fenfluramide gains from cannabidiol, sodium valproate losses to cannabidiol
- Alternatively, just the numbers of patients on each treatment for each month/quarter will be able to show how the numbers on each treatment are changing
- The number of patients treated for Dravet syndrome in 2024, ideally separated by month, or quarter