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Prognostic Significance of Early Fever in Convulsive Status Epilepticus: Insights from the ICTAL Registry.

Alexis Carriere J. Chelly J. Quenot J. Lascarrou Charles Bernard O. Lesieur M. Monchi P. Beuret F. Sigaud Ghada Sboui P. Bailly Raphaël Chambon Candice Fontaine Nicolas Mongardon Charles Cerf C. Bruel Nicolas Pichon Laurent Argaud Isabelle Desmeulles Thibault Vieille Mehdi Marzouk Hugues Ravaux D. Schnell Hela Kallel G. Jacq S. Legriel
Oct 2026 · Neurocritical Care · 0 citations · 30 references
Medicine

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Early fever is highly prevalent in convulsive status epilepticus and appears to reflect seizure intensity rather than overall disease severity, suggesting no major prognostic impact, although a modest association cannot be excluded.

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