Guidelines for Seizure Management Seizure management (Revision[removed]Rectal diazepam administration (Revision 2010)

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Date: 2010-07-28 14:00:06 Seizure types Tonic–clonic seizure Epileptic seizure Generalised epilepsy Myoclonic astatic epilepsy Partial seizure Lennox–Gastaut syndrome Atonic seizure Complex partial seizure Epilepsy Brain Central nervous system		Guidelines for Seizure Management Seizure management (Revision[removed]Rectal diazepam administration (Revision 2010) Add to Reading List Source URL: www.doe.virginia.gov. Download Document from Source Website File Size: 375,89 KB Share Document on Facebook

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