… side it can trigger a febrile seizure [1]. A febrile seizure is an established entity in Pediatrics
which entails a convulsive event consorted with fever but without any intracranial infection or …

… in the number of febrile seizures in pediatric … febrile seizure before and after the emergence
of the omicron variant. We also aim to compare the clinical characteristics of febrile seizure …

… seizures following their initial VPS at the time of SIC review. Initial and recurrent VPSs were
categorised into febrile seizure (FS: seizure … in the general practice or community setting. In …

This Review updates the scientific evidence assessing possible causal associations of
adverse events following immunisation (AEFI) compiled in the 2012 report from the Institute of …

… These patients have five to seven times higher risk of developing subsequent afebrile
seizures (epilepsy with febrile seizures plus, EFS+), compared to the general population (…

… This article reviews three infections that are typically not emphasized in medical training—…
Family physicians should understand the basic principles of clinical presentation, diagnosis, …

… with febrile seizures and non-refractory epilepsy with/without underlying encephalitis /encephalopathy:
the authors [27] have found a Toll-like receptor3 (TLR3), TLR4,TLR7/8 and TLR9 …

… Her previous experience includes high-risk obstetrics as a clinical nurse specialist in
maternal–fetal medicine, as well as practicing as an NP in women’s health, family practice, and …

… in electrolyte SC levels may cause seizures in children with high fever, and they are also …
in the seizure threshold. Therefore, in clinical practice, if we find that a child has both high fever …

… and behaviour following an initial complex febrile seizure (FS), at onset … Febrile seizures
(FS) are defined as a seizure in association with a febrile illness without prior afebrile seizures …