… Our findings IN this systemic review suggested that lorazepam was superior to iv diazepam
in treating adult SE as first-line treatment, with no significant differences in undesirable effects…

… Either lorazepam or diazepam are suitable IV agents. Speed of administration and adequate
initial dosing are probably more important than choice of drug. Although only phenytoin (…

… routes have similar efficacy, intravenous lorazepam is preferred because of its … lorazepam
and diazepam formulations contain propylene glycol, which can accumulate and lead to acute …

… IV lorazepam and diazepam showed equal efficacy,34 although lorazepam was favored …
versus intravenous lorazepam in the prehospital treatment of status epilepticus by paramedics. …

… The conventional BZDs clonazepam, diazepam, lorazepam and … long been established in
the acute treatment of SE, other administration … for the treatment of prolonged seizures and SE. …

… of which the most common are buccal or intra-nasal midazolam, rectal diazepam and
intravenous lorazepam. Alternative drugs, for which there are considerably less RCT data, are intra-…

… is absorbed more rapidly and predictably than IM lorazepam or diazepam and, therefore, is
… and IV lorazepam for status epilepticus, although time from drug administration to seizure …

… Although definition of seizure cessation and of convulsive status epilepticus varied across …
(ie lorazepam, diazepam, and midazolam) were effective at stopping seizures in adults treated …

… Some reports indicate diazepam being less … to-treat convulsive status epilepticus (CSE)
case in a 10-month infant who received diazepam, questioning if intravenous/rectal lorazepam is …

… of treatment episodes of SE in patients with known epilepsy a BZD was given in an appropriate
way by bystanders. In nearly all treatment episodes with lorazepam (… received diazepam (…