The study was performed on a group of 91 children with their first febrile convulsion whose
parents were then instructed in the use of rectal diazepam in the event of a further seizure …

A cooperative study evaluating compliance and efficacy of Diazepam clisma in home
treatment of febrile seizures in children was conducted from January 1979 to June 1981 …

Assessment of treatment strategies in febrile seizures should be based on short-and long-
term outcomes, with and without acute, intermittent, or chronic medical intervention, as well …

One hundred and eighty‐six consecutive children aged between six and 72 months
admitted to the Manchester Children's Hospitals with a febrile convulsion in the first year of …

Sixty nine children suffering from a first febrile seizure without evidence of neurologic
disorder or associated risk factors were randomly assigned to one of three groups: no …

Thirty families were taught to administer rectal liquid diazepam to their children to stop a
seizure at home. Twelve children had previous prolonged afebrile seizures, and 18 had …

In an open, prospective, randomized, and hospital‐based study, comprising 219
consecutive children, 169 were given intermittent prophylaxis for one year, receiving either …

Objective: To determine in a randomized, double-blind, clinical drug trial in children whether
parental “blindness” is maintained. Study design: Oral diazepam or placebo was given for …

Information and reassurance of parents are essential before considering therapeutic
measures following a first febrile seizure. It must be emphasized that, although impressive …

The purpose of this multicentre study of an unselected group of 178 children with prolonged
convulsions or status epilepticus was to evaluate the effects of rectal administration of …