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Showing articles 0 to 13 of 13 Filter Applied: adverse drug reaction (Click to remove) Aspartame, Behavior, and Cognitive Function in Children with Attention Deficit Disorder Pediatrics 93:70-75, 127-1281994., Shaywitz,B.A.,et al, 1994 Aspartame Has no Effect on Seizures or Epileptiform Discharged in Epileptic Children Ann Neurol 35:98-103, Shaywitz,B.A.,et al, 1994 Effects of Diets High in Sucrose or Aspartame on the Behavior and Cognitive Performance of Children NEJM 330:301-307, 3551994., Wolraich,M.L.,et al, 1994 Aspartame Ingestion and Headaches:A Randomized Crossover Trial Neurol 44:1787-1793, VanDenEeden,S.K.,et al, 1994 Muscular Dystrophies Lancet 394:2025-2038, Mercuri, E.,et al, 2019 Anesthetic Drugs in Status Epilepticus: Risk or Rescue? Neurol 82:656-664, Sutter, R.,et al, 2014 Does the Combination of Warfarin and Aspirin Have a Place in Secondary Stroke Prevention? No Stroke 40:1944-1945,1946, Fisher,M., 2009 Prolongation of Midazolam Half-Life After Sustained Infusion for Status Epilepticus Neurol 54:1366-1368, Naritoku,D.K.&Sinha,S., 2000 Complications of Sedation with Midazolam in the Intensive Care Unit and a Comparison with Other Sedative Regimens Crit Care Med 26:947-956, Shafer,A., 1998 Prolonged Paralysis After Neuromuscular Blockage Muscle & Nerve, 18:937-94295., Gooch,J., 1995 Prognostic Factors of Pentobarbital Therapy for Refractory Generalized Status Epilepticus Neurol 43:895-900, Yaffe,K.&Lowenstein,D.H., 1993 Oral Anticoagulant Drugs NEJM 324:1865-1875, Hirsh,J., 1991 Prolonged Paralysis after Treatment with Neuromuscular Junction Blocking Agents Crit Care Med 19:1125-1131, Gooch,J.L.,et al, 1991 Showing articles 0 to 13 of 13