… Acute encephalopathy is known as a very devastating … intracranial pressure, which leads to
decreased cerebral … importance of early aggressive therapy in the treatment of febrile status …

… Severe forms lead to rapid-onset encephalopathy, often with … /ischemic events―these very
different stressors produce … directly correlates with aggressive control of brain edema and…

… lead to reversal of mild or moderate ABE. The “crash-cart” … of follow-up can be very effective.
Maternal antenatal education … ABE by encouraging more aggressive treatment, closer follow-…

… Unpredictable aggression can lead to conflict among staff, patients, and family. Repeated …
of pharmacologic management of aggression in AE. There are very few randomized control …

… cause between developmental factors and epileptiform activity can be very challenging. …
-driven encephalopathy do require aggressive antiseizure interventions as this can lead to …

… lead to neurological deficits, defined as bilirubin induced … to BIE for more aggressive
management of neonatal jaundice … This complication is an extremely uncommon abnormality that …

… Concise and well-written, Neurology: A Clinician’s Approach, 3rd Edition is an invaluable
resource that will again serve as a very useful, gold-standard resource for trainees. …

… , such as an intoxication or hyponatraemia, are assumed to be linked to a very low risk for
further … seem to justify more aggressive and prolonged treatment with ASMs and sedatives 144. …

… and Bf to determine how aggressive to treat neonatal with extreme hyperbilirubinemia 23 …
that there is very little research and literature on treatment for the very unfortunate children and …

… The more rapid the development of encephalopathy, the … link and a treatment point for hepatic
encephalopathy was blood ammonia. … imine, a very active oxidant, leads to liver cell death, …