Emergency Treatment of Seizures in Children: Newborn to 1 month of age

Authors: Katie Anker, Omar Damji, Antonia Stang, Michael Esser, Khorshid Mohammad, Kristine Woodward, Simon J Parsons, Connie Abrey

Tags: Brain, Critical Care, Emergency Medicine, Neurology & Neurocritical Care, Pediatric Hospital Medicine, Physicians

Last Updated: November 22nd, 2023

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These documents cover the initial emergency management of status epilepticus in children. They are divided into two age ranges: newborn to 1 month and 1 month to 18 years of age.

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Emergency Treatment of Seizures in Children: Newborn to 1 month of age

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