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cerebrospinal fluid, pressure increased

cerebrovascular accident

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chemotherapy, CNS treatment and complications with

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children

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Clinical Pathologic Conference(C.P.C.)

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contrast agents, neurotoxicity of

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cortical blindness, transient

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disability, neurological

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drug abuse, inhalation

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drug induced neurologic disorders

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eclampsia, postpartum

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electrocardiogram, abnormal

electroconvulsive therapy

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emergency medical technicians

encephalitis, autoimmune

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epidemiology of neurology

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epileptic encephalopathy

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iohexol

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ketogenic diet

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learning disability, in children

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levetiracetam

life support, withdrawal of

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migraine, intractable

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movement disorder, hyperkinetic

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MRI, abnormal

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multinucleated giant cell

multiple sclerosis

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next-generation sequencing

occipital lobe, lesion of

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optic neuritis, bilateral

ornithine transcarbamylase deficiency

out-of-hospital emergency care

Parkinson disease, dystonia with

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persistent vegetative state

persistent vegetative state, children

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phencyclidine poisoning

phenobarbital

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prognosis

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protein 14-3-3, cerebrospinal fluid

protein 14-3-3, cerebrospinal fluid, false positive

pseudostatus epilepticus

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pyramidal tract dysfunction

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pyridoxine deficiency

pyruvate metabolism, abnormality of

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quality of life

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rapidly progressing neurologic illness

respiratory depression

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reversible cerebral vasoconstrictive syndromes

review article

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rhabdomyosarcoma of heart

rickettsial organism

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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

seizure, drug-induced

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

seizure, treatment of

seizure, treatment of, first

seizure, visual loss with

seizure, withdrawal

seizure, women

seizure, workup of

sensorineural hearing loss

single photon emission computed tomography

skin, lesions in neurologic disorders

sleep

small vessel disease

sodium channel dysfunction

sodium valproate

sodium valproate, intravenous

sodium valproate, toxicity

spinal cord, injury of

spirochete infection

staphylococcal protein A column therapy

stare

status epilepticus

status epilepticus, autonomic

status epilepticus, intractable

status epilepticus, myoclonic

status epilepticus, nonconvulsive

status epilepticus, out-of-hospital emergency care

status epilepticus, psychogenic

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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Management of Major Status Epilepticus in Adults
BMJ 301:918, O'Brien,M.D., 1990

Prolonged Confusion Following Convulsions Due to Generalized Nonconvulsive Status Epilepticus
Neurol 40:1689-1694, Fagan,K.J.&Lee,S.I., 1990

Reversal of Prolonged Isoniazid-Induced Coma by Pyridoxine
Arch Int Med 150:1751-1753, Brent,J.,et al, 1990

Seizures in Human Immunodeficiency Virus Infection
Arch Neurol 47:640-642, Wong,M.C.,et al, 1990

Complex Partial Status Epilepticus in a Patient with Leptomeningeal Carcinomatosis
Neurol 40:858-859, Dexter,D.D.,et al, 1990

Status Epilepticus in Adults
Lancet 336:551-552, Brodie,M.J., 1990

Status Epilepticus Following Withdrawal of Allopurinal
Ann Neurol 27:691, Kramer,L.D.,et al, 1990

Myoclonic Status Epilepticus:A Clinical and Electroencephalographic Study
Neurol 40:1199-1202, Jumao-as,A.&Brenner,R.P., 1990

Risks Associated with Giving Benzodiazepines to Patients with Acute Neurological Injuries
BMJ 300:1189-1190, Eldridge,P.R.&Punt,J.A.G., 1990

Valproate Prevents the Recurrence of Absence Status
Neurol 39:1294-1297, Berkovic,S.F.,et al, 1989

Serum Prolactin During Status Epilepticus
JNNP 52:1435-1437, Tomson,T.,et al, 1989

Pseudostatus Epilepticus
Editorial, Lancet 2:4851989., , 1989

Pseudostatus Epilepticus
Quart J Med 71:507-519, Howell,S.J.L.,et al, 1989

Seizures Associated with Recreational Drug Abuse
Neurol 39:1037-1039, Alldredge,B.K.,et al, 1989

Multiple Forms of Epileptic Attacks Secondary to a Small Chronic Subdural Haematoma
BMJ 299:439-441, Jones,S.C.,et al, 1989

Epileptic Seizures in Intracerebral Haemorrhage
JNNP 52:1273-1276, Sung,C.Y.&Chu,N.S., 1989

Complex Partial Status Epilepticus Provoked by"Crack"Cocaine
Ann Neurol 26:785-786, Ogunyemi,A.O.,et al, 1989

Complex Partial Status Epilepticus Associated with Cyclosporin A Therapy
JNNP 52:1068-1071, Appleton,R.E.,et al, 1989

Seizures after Liver Transplantation:A Clinicopathologic Study
Neurol 39:1297-1301, Estol,C.J.,et al, 1989

Nonconvulsive Status Epilepticus Following Cerebral Angiography
Ann Neurol 25:199-201, Vickrey,B.G.&Bahls,F.H., 1989

Low Morbidity and Mortality of Status Epilepticus in Children
Pediatrics 83:323-331, Maytal,J.,et al, 1989

Status Epilepticus:It's Not What We've Thought or Taught
Pediatrics 83:444-445, Freemen,J.M., 1989

Etiology and Mortality of Status Epilepticus in Children, A Recent Update
Arch Neurol 46:74-76, Phillips,S.A.&Shanahan,R.J., 1989

New-Onset Seizures Associated with HIV Infection:Causation and Clinical Features in 100 Cases
Am J Med 87:173-177, Holtzman,D.M.,et al, 1989

New-Onset Seizures Associated with Human Immunodeficiency Virus Infection: Causation and Clinical Features in 100 Cases
Am J Med 87:173-177, Holtzman, D.M.,et al, 1989

Absence Status Epilepticus with Computed Tomographic Brain Changes Following Mitrizamide Myelography
Ann Neurol 24:582-584, Obeid,T.,et al, 1988

Epileptic Munchausen's Syndrome:A Form of Pseudoseizures Distinct from Hysteria and Malingering
Neurol 38:1628-1629, Savard,G.,et al, 1988

Postinfarction Seizures, A Clinical Study
Stroke 19:1477-1481, Gupta,S.R.,et al, 1988

Barbiturate Anesthesia in the Treatment of Status Epilepticus:Clinical Experience with 14 Patients
Neurol 38:395-400, Lowenstein,D.H.,et al, 1988

Treatment of Status Epilepticus:Prospective Comparison of Diazepam & Phenytoin vs. Phenobarbital & Opt'al Phenytoin
Neurol 38:202-207, Shander,D.M.,et al, 1988

Very-High-Dose Phenobarbital for Refractory Status Epilepticus in Children
Neurol 38:1035-1040, Crawford,T.O.,et al, 1988

Outcome from Coma After Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation:Relation to Seizures & Myoclonus
Neurol 38:401-405, Krumholz,A.,et al, 1988

Non-Convulsive Status Epilepticus
Editorial, Lancet 1:958-9591987., , 1987

Complex Partial Status Epilepticus Presenting as Fever of Unknown Origin
Arch Int Med 147:1571-1572, Semel,J.D., 1987

Lorazepam in Childhood Status Epilepticus & Serial Seizures:Effectiveness & Tachyphylaxis
Neurol 37:190-195, Crawford,T.O.,et al, 1987

Acute Neurologic & Psychiatric Complications Associated with Cocaine Abuse
Am J Med 83:841-846, Lowenstein,D.H.,et al, 1987

Ictal Catatonia as a Manifestation of Nonconvulsive Status Epilepticus
JNNP 49:833-836, Lim,J.,et al, 1986

Nonconvulsive Generalized Status Epilepticus:Clinical Features, Neuropsychological Testing, & Long-term Follow-up
Neurol 36:1284-1291, Guberman,A.,et al, 1986

Electrographic Status Epilepticus in Fatal Anoxic Coma
Ann Neurol 20:351-355, Simon,R.P.&Aminoff,M.J., 1986

Current Concepts Seizure Disorders & Pregnancy
NEJM 312:559-563, Dalessio,D.J., 1985

Psychomotor Status
Arch Neurol 42:989-993, VanRossum,J.,et al, 1985

Nonconvulsive Status Epilepticus, Ictal Confusion in Later Life
Arch Neurol 42:778-781, Lee,S.I., 1985

Thyroxine-Induced Petit Mal Status Epilepticus
Neurol 35:1792-1793, Sundaram,M.B.M.,et al, 1985

Complex partial Seizures of Frontal Lobe Origin
Ann Neurol 18:497-504, Williamson,P.D.,et al, 1985

Treatment of Status Epilepticus with Lorazepam
Arch Neurol 41:605-611, Levy,R.J.,et al, 1984

Nonconvulsive Status Epilepticus Following Metrizamide Myelography
Ann Neurol 16:252-254, Pritchard,P.B.,et al, 1984

De Novo Minor Status Epilepticus of Late Onset Presenting as Stupor
BMJ 287:1673-1674, Spriggs,E.A., 1983

Partial Complex Status Epilepticus
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Paraldehyde Therapy in Childhood Status Epilepticus
Arch Neurol 40:477-480, Curless,R.G.,et al, 1983

How Often Does a CSF Pleocytosis Follow Generalized Convulsions
Ann Neurol 13:460-462, Edwards,R.,et al, 1983

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