Intramuscular and rectal therapies of acute seizures

Keyphrases

• Diazepam 100%
• Acute Symptomatic Seizures 100%
• Antiepileptic Drugs 80%
• Lorazepam 80%
• Maximum Permissible Concentration 60%
• Intramuscularly 60%
• Gabapentin 40%
• Midazolam 40%
• Status Epilepticus 40%
• Phenytoin 40%
• Rectal Administration 40%
• Rectum 40%
• Intravenous Route 40%
• Drug Use 20%
• Placebo-controlled Study 20%
• Placebo 20%
• Seizure 20%
• Levetiracetam 20%
• Active Transport 20%
• Caregivers 20%
• Small Intestine 20%
• Initial Treatment 20%
• Autoinjector 20%
• Benzodiazepines 20%
• Seizure Frequency 20%
• Emergency Department 20%
• % Response 20%
• Oxcarbazepine 20%
• Low Water Solubility 20%
• Mode of Delivery 20%
• Transport System 20%
• Intramuscular Route 20%
• Rectal Route 20%
• Valproate 20%
• Recurrent Seizures 20%
• Suppository 20%
• Low Absorption 20%
• Prehospital Care 20%
• Fosphenytoin 20%
• Solubility in Aqueous Solutions 20%
• Intramuscular Midazolam 20%
• Parenteral Preparation 20%

Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science

• Diazepam 100%
• Lorazepam 80%
• Anticonvulsive Agent 80%
• Midazolam 60%
• Phenytoin 40%
• Intravenous Route 40%
• Gabapentin 40%
• Epileptic State 40%
• Rectal Administration 40%
• Sodium Valproate 20%
• Oxcarbazepine 20%
• Placebo 20%
• Placebo-Controlled Study 20%
• Suppository 20%
• Fosphenytoin Sodium 20%
• Bioavailability 20%
• Levetiracetam 20%