Seizure disorders in children (Part 1/3) | Febrile seizures | Pediatrics

This video describes the various seizure disorders in children, with emphasis on febrile seizures.
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Mam when there is brain structural damage as in medial temporal sclerosis,there is a KNOWN cause for seizure,then why it is called as epilepsy.? Please answer mam Your videos are very conceptual .thank you mam 🙏🏼

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Epilepsy is defined as two unprovoked seizures occurring >24 h apart We label primary epilepsy- if it's idiopathic Secondary epilepsy- if having brain lesions due to some diseases In temporal sclerosis, etiology of brain lesion is not clear. Patient have frequent CPS that's why label as focal epilepsy

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Mam can i have febrile seizure at 12 year age it was simple febrile seizure

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At 12 years, it's not febrile seizure. Seizure threshold decrease with fever so we can say seizure precipitated by fever but etiology is not fever. Eg. If patient is a known case of epilepsy, his/her seizure threshold will decrease with fever so can have episode of seizure

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@@learningpediatrics5347 then mam as i had seizure due to fever and according to google it us provoked seizure btw is it epilepsy i had it inly once Doctor gave me levutracetam 500 and i am taking from almost 1 year please say when can i stop these meducatiom of seuzure? Plz say:)

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Can i have seizure before then after half hour very high fever is ut febrile seizure

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Definition of status epilepticus is older one, its 5 minutes not 30 minutes

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The ILAE has redefined the definition of SE to reflect the time at which treatment should be initiated (t1 ) and time at which continuous seizure activity leads to long-term sequelae (t2 ) such as neuronal injury, depending on the type of SE. For generalized tonic-clonic seizures, SE is defined as continuous convulsive activity or recurrent generalized convulsive seizure activity without regaining of consciousness (t1 = 5 min, t2 ≥ 30 min). The definition differs for SE consisting of focal seizures with impaired awareness (t1 = 10 min, t2 = 30 min) and absence SE (t1 = 10-15 min, t2 = unknown). You have to remember all these criteria for SE according to Nelson 21 edition