… The concern for permanent neurologic sequelae and future epilepsy after febrile seizures …
and treatment of febrile seizures. In this review, the different types of febrile seizures as well …

… physician, on occasion seizure activity is still ongoing; in such circumstances, it must be treated
aggressively. As in other cases of continuing seizures, … after first febrile seizure and effect …

… febrile seizure will go on to have additional febrile seizures. Roughly 15% of patients will have
a recurrence in the same febrile … related to febrile seizures, at the primary care physician’s …

… Fever-induced seizures are referred to as febrile seizures (FSs). The most prevalent kind of
epilepsy and neurological illness in infants and young children is FS. With a high occurrence …

… Our study showed that biochemical findings may not be suggestive of febrile seizures and
recurrence of seizures and family history is associated with the course of treatment in terms of …

… a first febrile seizure have at least one recurrent febrile seizure [1]. A lower degree of fever
in the initial febrile seizure is associated with an increased risk of subsequent seizures [6]. As …

… This article will provide an overview of febrile seizure epidemiology and risk factors, clinical
… in febrile seizures. There have been surprisingly few similar overviews of febrile seizures, the …

… we reframe febrile seizures, which are viewed as a symptom of an underlying brain disorder.
The general observation is that a small cohort of children will develop febrile seizures (2–5…

… at risk of developing epilepsy. Febrile convulsion (FC) occurs together with a fever of 38C
or … Simple febrile convulsion (SFC) is defined as one which lasts for less than 15 minutes, is …

… Approximately one-third of children will have recurrent febrile seizures during early … , low
fever, family history of febrile seizures, and abnormal development at the time of first seizure. …