Valproic acid in neonatal status convulsivus
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Brain & Development
|January 1, 1986
Abstract:
Valproic acid infused rectally was successful in controlling seizures in two neonates who failed to respond to conventional anti-convulsive therapy. We suggest that this drug may be a useful adjuvant in difficult cases of status convulsivus in neonates.
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