… Fever may or may not be present at the onset … febrile seizures, which usually occur in children
who have had a new-onset of fever <24 hours prior to the onset of seizures, or whose fever …

… This prospective cohort study enrolled children with febrile seizures aged 6–60 months
who visited the emergency department at Atsugi City Hospital, Japan, between March 1, 2019, …

… of febrile seizures was lower in febrile seizure patients with neuropsychiatric disease compared
to febrile seizure patients in a general … of febrile seizures to date implicates central fever …

… There were no differences in the family or personal histories of febrile seizures between our
… or family histories for febrile seizures were significantly more prevalent in our febrile group …

… Up to one-fourth of children with epilepsy will develop drug-resistant seizures. Comorbidities
are very common in children with epilepsy, including intellectual disability in 25% and …

… that prolonged febrile seizures (>15 min), recurrent febrile seizure (>1 seizure), focal seizure
type, … These findings suggest a particular acute stress reaction in febrile seizures, with stress …

… Final regression model of the relationship between febrile convulsion practices and other …
Final regression model of the relationship between febrile convulsion practices and other …

… Children with febrile seizures frequently present as fever of unknown origin (FUO). Therefore,
a broad differential diagnosis needs to be considered. The most common cause of FUOs …

… and fever may experience at least a single febrile seizure. They … but seizures are not directly
related to the magnitude of the fever, … Treatment of fever does not change the risk of febrile …

… To analyse the cumulative incidence of febrile seizures, to evaluate the accuracy of our
screening questionnaire and to describe clinical characteristics of children with febrile seizure in …