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… loading regimen of intramuscular phenobarbitone for refractory seizures (n=5) and agitation (n=5) at the end of life.Results All patien…

…Seizures can be a side effect of medications and represent a frequently …

…Metformin associated with less incident seizures and fewer seizures: understanding why by deconstructing correla…

…) is a complex environment for the management and prevention of seizures due to safety of antiepileptic drugs (AEDs) and pharmacokinetic…

…g 15,158 from hinterland communities. Concerns for seizures and autism were identified, along with high referral rates for speech ther…

…conditions known to cause tinnitus, such as stroke, seizures or multiple sclerosis. Additionally, although the study design aimed to exclude parti…

…agnoses and ADEs that were described in scientific literature1: glycaemic decompensation, electrolyte disorders (hyponatraemia, hyperkalaemia, hypokalae…

…al and language milestones were normal. There was no history of seizures, regression of milestones, diurnal variation or acute exacerbat…

…oscopy assessment (n=43), an examination was documented in 16%. Seizures were the most common reason for referral (19.8%).Discussion Thi…

…ities (e.g. extreme prematurity). The most common diagnosis was bronchiolitis, followed by undiagnosed congenital cardiac disease and seizure…

…owed by recovery monitoring for 3 minutes. Low PETCO2 may cause cardiac arrhythmias, coronary artery spasm and seizures (Kane et al, Seizure.2014) …

…cations from overdose, withdrawal and long-term chronic misuse. Drug-use disorder has become particularly important and complex because of differ…