Titlebook: Status Epilepticus; A Clinical Perspecti Frank W. Drislane (Associate Professor of Neurolog Book 20051st edition Humana Press 2005 cognitio

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Frank W. Drislane (Associate Professor of NeurologIncludes supplementary material:

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Status Epilepticus978-1-59259-945-5Series ISSN 1559-0585 Series E-ISSN 2524-4043

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Focal Status Epilepticusitude of signs and symptoms. These signs and symptoms vary according to the function of the brain area engaged by the discharge and can be as simple as a repetitive movement, as seen in epilepsia partialis continua (EPC), or as subtle as an inability to write to command (see case example).

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Epidemiology of Status Epilepticussis and treatment, and the advent of sophisticated intensive care units, SE is associated with a persistently high mortality rate. Inpatient medical costs relating to SE have been estimated at $4 billion annually in the US alone (.).

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Cellular Physiology of Status Epilepticusare marked increases in metabolic energy demands for glucose and oxygen, and in cerebral blood flow. Ultimately, during SE, a sequence of reversible and irreversible changes occurs at the level of single cells, as well as at the level of systemic physiology.

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