OBJECTIVE: To identify high risk groups for the development of convulsive status epilepticus
(CSE) in an attempt to decrease the incidence and to determine both the time to access to …

The purpose of this study was to assess risk factors and management of status epilepticus
and non–status epilepticus seizures at a community hospital in Saudi Arabia. The research …

This study presents a review of the epidemiology of status epilepticus (SE) in Richmond,
Virginia, USA The data summarize some of the first population-based information on the …

Status epilepticus is defined as a continuous seizure lasting for at least 30 minutes or
recurrent seizures persisting for over 30 minutes, without recovery of consciousness. The …

Status epilepticus (SE) is a life-threatening emergency traditionally defined as 'an acute
epileptic condition characterized by continuous seizures for at least 30 minutes, or by 30 …

Seizures and status epilepticus (SE) have been described as early as 600 to 700 bc (1). In
medical writings from the early 1700s, writers acknowledged the often fatal outcome of SE …

Background: Although there is abundant literature about the morbidity and mortality rates of
status epilepticus (SE), little is known about the risk factors of this medical emergency. The …

AbstractBackground: Status Epilepticus (SE) is a common life-threatening neurological
emergency the etiology of SE varies according to age and prior history of seizures. In people …

Status epilepticus is one of the most severe neurological emergencies in children,
associated with significant morbidity and mortality, and it has a profound influence on the …

Status epilepticus is associated with high mortality and is a predictor of poor neurological
outcome; yet the contribution of prolonged seizures to mortality and the causal sequence for …