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seizure

seizure, adult onset

seizure, age of onset

seizure, centrencephalic

seizure, cerebrospinal fluid abnormal with

seizure, children

seizure, classification of

seizure, clonic abdominal

seizure, complications following

seizure, diagnosis of

seizure, diencephalic

seizure, differential diagnosis of

seizure, drug resistance

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seizure, EEG pattern in

seizure, febrile, risk of epilepsy following

seizure, fictitious

seizure, focal

seizure, focus

seizure, headache with

seizure, hysterical

seizure, incidence of

seizure, intractable

seizure, intractable, treatment of

seizure, minor motor

seizure, neonatal

seizure, nonconvulsive

seizure, nonepileptic

seizure, non-treatment of

seizure, occipital lobe

seizure, paradoxical

seizure, petit mal

seizure, pregnancy

seizure, prognosis in adults

seizure, prognosis in childhood

seizure, prolonged

seizure, psychomotor-frontal lobe

seizure, psychomotor-temporal lobe

seizure, psychomotor-temporal lobe, interictal behavior

seizure, psychomotor-temporal lobe, prognosis of

seizure, psychosocial aspects of

seizure, pyridoxine dependent

seizure, recurrent

seizure, remission

seizure, retained consciousness with

seizure, risk factors for

seizure, sexual manifestations with

seizure, stimulus sensitive

seizure, surgical treatment of

seizure, tonic-clonic

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seizure, treatment of, first

seizure, visual loss with

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skin, lesions in neurologic disorders

sleep

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staphylococcal protein A column therapy

stare

status epilepticus

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status epilepticus, nonconvulsive

status epilepticus, out-of-hospital emergency care

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status epilepticus, recurrent

steroid

steroid therapy, CNS treatment and complications with

stimulation, deep brain

stimulation, thalamic

stress, emotional

striatonigral degeneration

striatonigral degeneration, infantile

strokelike episodes

stuporous

Sturge-Weber syndrome

subarachnoid hemorrhage

super-refractory status epilepticus

symmetric brain lesions

temporal lobe, atrophy

temporal lobe, lesion

temporal lobe, lesion, bilateral

temporal lobe, status

temporal lobectomy

thalamus, lesion of

thalamus, lesion of-bilateral

thirst

thrombocytopenia

thrombotic microangiopathy

thrombotic thrombocytopenia purpura

transient epileptic amnesia

transient ischemic attack

transient neurologic deficit

travel, foreign

treatment of neurologic disorder

urea-cycle enzymopathies

uveitis

valium

vascular malformation, children, intracranial

visual loss, transient

vitamin deficiency

weaning from respirator, failure to

wheelchair

white matter disease

Wood's light

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Prevalence of Nonconvulsive Status Epilepticus in Comatose Patients
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The Value of Pelvic Thrusting in the Diagnosis of Seizures and Pseudoseizures
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Psychogenic Status Epilepticus in Children: Psychiatric and Other Risk Factors
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Intravenous Valproic Acid for Myoclonic Status Epilepticus
Neurol 54:1201, Sheth,R.D. & Gidal,B.E., 2000

Bilateral Focal Motor Status Epilepticus with Retained Consciousness After Stroke
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Intravenous Valproate in Pediatric Epilepsy Patients with Refractory Status Epilepticus
Neurol 54:2188-2189, Uberall,M.A.,et al, 2000

Status Epilepticus Associated with Cefepime
Neurol 54:2153-2155, Dixit,S.,et al, 2000

Prolongation of Midazolam Half-Life After Sustained Infusion for Status Epilepticus
Neurol 54:1366-1368, Naritoku,D.K.&Sinha,S., 2000

Managing Status Epilepticus
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Early Diffusion-Weighted MR Imaging Abnormalities in Sustained Seizure Activity
AJR 174:1304-1306, Kassem-Moussa,H.K.,et al, 2000

Intravenous Valproate is Well Tolerated in Unstable Patients with Status Epilepticus
Neurol 55:722-724, Sinha,S. & Naritoku,D.K., 2000

Echolalia-Palilalia as the Sole Manifestation of Nonconvulsive Status Epilepticus
Neurol 55:733-734, Linetsky,E. et al, 2000

Seizures and Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease
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Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease Presenting as Complex Partial Status Epilepticus: A Report of Two Cases
JNNP 66:406-407, Rees,J.H.,et al, 1999

Treatment of Absence Status with Intravenous Valproate
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MRI Abnormalities Associated with Partial Status Epilepticus
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Rapidly Progressive Dementia
Lancet 353:1150, Bornke,C.,et al, 1999

Cat-Scratch Disease Encephalopathy:A Cause of Status Epilepticus in School-Aged Children
J Pediatrics 134:635-638, Armengol,C.E.&Hendley,J.O., 1999

MRI Abnormalities Associated with Partial Status Epilepticus
Neurol 52:1021-1027, Lansberg, M.G.,et al, 1999

Rafractory Status Epilepticus:Response to Ketamine
Neurol 51:1765-1766, Sheth,R.D. & Gidal,B.E., 1998

A Comparison of Four Treatments for Generalized Convulsive Status Epilepticus
NEJM 339:792-798, Treiman,D.M.,et al, 1998

Clinicopath Conf
Cat Scratch Encephalitis Due to B. Quintana, Case 1-1998, NEJM 338:112-11998., , 1998

Status Epilepticus
NEJM 338:970-976, Lowenstein,D.H.&Alldredge,B.K., 1998

Incidence of Status Epilepticus in Rochester, Minnesota, 1965-1984
Neurol 50:735-741, Hesdorffer,D.C.,et al, 1998

Do Nonconvulsive Seizures Damage the Brain? Yes
Arch Neurol 55:117-120, Young,G.C.&Jordan,K.G., 1998

Do Nonconvulsive Seizures Damage the Brain? No
Arch Neurol 55:119-120, Aminoff,M.J., 1998

Temporal Lobe Epilepsy in Childhood:Clin, EEG, & Neuroimag Findings & Synd Class in a Cohort with New-Onset Szres
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Rhabdomyolysis and Hypoxia Associated with Prolonged Propofol Infusion in Children
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Risk of Unprovoked Seizure After Acute Symptomatic Seizure: Effect of Status Epilepticus
Ann Neurol 44:908-912, Hesdorffer,D.C.,et al, 1998

Risk Factors for Status Epilepticus in Children with Symptomatic Epilepsy
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Nasal Benzodiazepines for Management of Acute Childhood Seizures
Lancet 349:222-223, Wallace,S.J., 1997

Seizures and Epilepsy in the Elderly
Arch Int Med 157:605-617, Thomas,R.J., 1997

Status Epilepticus Amauroticus
Neurol 49:1467-1469, Sawchuk,K.S.L.J.,et al, 1997

Epilepsy in Childhood
BMJ 315:924-930, Neville,B.G.R., 1997

Chloroquine and Nonconvulsive Status Epilepticus
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A Prospective, Population-Based Epidemiologic Study of Status Epilepticus in Richmond, Virginia
Neurol 46:1029-1035, DeLorenzo,R.J.,et al, 1996

Simple Partial Status Epilepticus:Causes, Treatment and Outcome in 47 Patients
JNNP 61:90-92, Scholtes,F.B.,et al, 1996

Non-Convulsive Status Epilepticus:Causes, Treatment, and Outcome in 65 Patients
JNNP 61:93-95, Scholtes,F.B.,et al, 1996

Psychogenic Seizures
Neurol 46:1499-1507, Lesser,R.P., 1996

Nonconvulsive Status Epilepticus in Thrombotic Thrombocytopenic Purpura
Neurol 47:1079-1081, Blum,A.S.&Drislane,F.W., 1996

The Use of Parenteral Antiepileptic Drugs & The Role of Fosphenytoin
(Suppl Editor) , Neurol 46:S1-S2896., Wilder,B.J., 1996

Status Epilepticus in Children with Epilepsy:The Role of Antiepileptic Drug Levels in Prevention
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Acute Phenytoin Toxicity Followed by Seizure Breakthrough From a Ticlopidine-Phenytoin Interaction
Arch Neurol 53:1191-1192, Privitera,M.&Welty,T.E., 1996

Altered Mental Status in Thrombotic Thrombocytopenic Purpura is Secondary to Status Epilepticus
Ann Neurol 40:245-246, Garret,W.T.,et al, 1996

Psychogenic Status Epilepticus Induced by a Provocative Technique
Neurol 46:546-547, Ney,G.C.,et al, 1996

Safety of Intravenous Valproate
Ann Neurol 38:670-674, Devinsky,O.,et al, 1995

The Hippocampus in Status Epilept:Signal Intensity & Morph Changes with Sequent Fast Spin-Echo MR Imaging
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Permanent Hemiparesis Due to Partial Status Epilepticus
Neurol 45:187-188, Borchert,L.D.&Labar,D.R., 1995

Electroencephalographic Findings in Hashimoto's Encephalopathy
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