Infectious Disorders
Measles: neurologic complications
May. 29, 2024
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Onset of electroclinical seizures on day 2 with clonic seizures of the right arm. An EEG shows increasing seizure burden and period of status epilepticus (yellow arrow). Treatment (red arrows) with second dose of phenobarbital reduced seizure burden, but only with add-on phenytoin (initial bolus with continuous infusion) did electrographic seizures stop. (Contributed by Dr. Ronit Pressler.)