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See Latest ArticlesExperience with Intravenous Levetiracetam in Status Epilepticus: A Retrospective Case Series
CNS Drugs, 10/29/09
Gamez–Leyva G et al. – While waiting for large, controlled studies, the authors data suggest that IV levetiracetam might be an alternative for the treatment of status epilepticus, especially in elderly patients with vascular status epilepticus and concomitant medical conditions.
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