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Global Hypoxia-Ischemia and Critical Care Seizures,r hospitalization. The etiology, treatment, and prognostic importance of seizures in this setting have not been well-delineated in the literature. Whether seizures exacerbate global hypoxic-ischemic brain injury in humans remains unclear, which raises uncertainty about how aggressively they should b

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Seizures in Organ Transplant Recipients, Thus, the evaluation and treatment of seizures in transplant patients generally follows the same clinical approach used for other patients. A seizure in a transplant patient is commonly unanticipated and entirely unexplained. The effects can be substantial, with aspiration, loss of vascular cathete

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Alcohol-Related Seizures in the ICU,lly abstinence in a chronic alcoholic, although some patients may still have detectable levels of alcohol in their blood. ARS generally occur between 7 and 48 h after abstinence. Approximately half of patients presenting with ARS will have recurrent seizures (usually two to four) within a vulnerable

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Seizure-Inducing Drugs Used for the Critically Ill,ic potentials. The most common pathophysiologic mechanism is through blockade of the γ-aminobutyric acid (GABA) receptor, and the most commonly used family of ICU drugs, reducing the seizure threshold, is the antibiotics. The exact role of these medications in inducing a clinical or subclinical seiz

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