Definition of status epilepticus in English:

status epilepticus

noun ˌɛpɪˈlɛptɪkəsˈstātəs ˌepəˈleptikəs

mass nounMedicine

A dangerous condition in which epileptic fits follow one another without recovery of consciousness between them.
〔医〕持续性癫痫状态
Example sentencesExamples
- In most cases of alcohol withdrawal seizures, adding anticonvulsants to benzodiazepines is unnecessary, unless the patient develops status epilepticus.
- The first symptom of the disease in the majority of the patients was development of seizures, and 20% presented with status epilepticus.
- It has been postulated that mesial temporal sclerosis may be related to a complicated delivery, febrile convulsions during childhood, and status epilepticus.
- Management of status epilepticus must occur rapidly and in a coordinated fashion.
- Abrupt discontinuation of antiepileptic medication can lead to status epilepticus.

Origin

Modern Latin.

Definition of status epilepticus in US English:

status epilepticus

nounˈstātəs ˌepəˈleptikəs

Medicine

A dangerous condition in which epileptic seizures follow one another without recovery of consciousness between them.
〔医〕持续性癫痫状态
Example sentencesExamples
- The first symptom of the disease in the majority of the patients was development of seizures, and 20% presented with status epilepticus.
- Management of status epilepticus must occur rapidly and in a coordinated fashion.
- Abrupt discontinuation of antiepileptic medication can lead to status epilepticus.
- In most cases of alcohol withdrawal seizures, adding anticonvulsants to benzodiazepines is unnecessary, unless the patient develops status epilepticus.
- It has been postulated that mesial temporal sclerosis may be related to a complicated delivery, febrile convulsions during childhood, and status epilepticus.

Origin

Modern Latin.

单词	status epilepticus
释义	Definition of status epilepticus in English: status epilepticus noun ˌɛpɪˈlɛptɪkəsˈstātəs ˌepəˈleptikəs mass nounMedicine A dangerous condition in which epileptic fits follow one another without recovery of consciousness between them. 〔医〕持续性癫痫状态 Example sentencesExamples In most cases of alcohol withdrawal seizures, adding anticonvulsants to benzodiazepines is unnecessary, unless the patient develops status epilepticus. The first symptom of the disease in the majority of the patients was development of seizures, and 20% presented with status epilepticus. It has been postulated that mesial temporal sclerosis may be related to a complicated delivery, febrile convulsions during childhood, and status epilepticus. Management of status epilepticus must occur rapidly and in a coordinated fashion. Abrupt discontinuation of antiepileptic medication can lead to status epilepticus. Origin Modern Latin. Definition of status epilepticus in US English: status epilepticus nounˈstātəs ˌepəˈleptikəs Medicine A dangerous condition in which epileptic seizures follow one another without recovery of consciousness between them. 〔医〕持续性癫痫状态 Example sentencesExamples The first symptom of the disease in the majority of the patients was development of seizures, and 20% presented with status epilepticus. Management of status epilepticus must occur rapidly and in a coordinated fashion. Abrupt discontinuation of antiepileptic medication can lead to status epilepticus. In most cases of alcohol withdrawal seizures, adding anticonvulsants to benzodiazepines is unnecessary, unless the patient develops status epilepticus. It has been postulated that mesial temporal sclerosis may be related to a complicated delivery, febrile convulsions during childhood, and status epilepticus. Origin Modern Latin.
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