The authors describe a microcomputer programme which makes its possible to evaluate monitoring of antiepileptic levels. The programme makes it possible to put into computer input data on the patient, ensure their editing and printing, classification according to parameters selected in advance, tables of dosage and effectiveness of therapy, or else the computer selects certain parameters for statistical processing. It is thus possible to work with relatively large groups as the database has a capacity of 1000 patients. The programme is sufficiently flexible and contributes substantially to the objective evaluation of the effectiveness of therapy of epilepsy.
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