5,409
Views
0
CrossRef citations to date
0
Altmetric
Case Report

Prognosis of post-cardiac-arrest anoxic encephalopathy using felbamate: A case report

& ORCID Icon | (Reviewing Editor)
Article: 1331601 | Received 03 Mar 2017, Accepted 15 May 2017, Published online: 14 Jul 2017

Figures & data

Figure 1. Subclinical Seizure, a sample of multiple seizure.

Figure 1. Subclinical Seizure, a sample of multiple seizure.

Figure 2. Burst and suppression in an initial EEG.

Figure 2. Burst and suppression in an initial EEG.

Figure 3. Day #5 after treatment with felbamate.

Figure 3. Day #5 after treatment with felbamate.

Figure 4. EEG when the patient woke up in alert and oriented state in Day #14.

Figure 4. EEG when the patient woke up in alert and oriented state in Day #14.

Figure 5. Initial EEG finding after the failure of hypothermia. Findings were consistent with GPEDs.

Figure 5. Initial EEG finding after the failure of hypothermia. Findings were consistent with GPEDs.

Figure 6. Five days after starting felbamate treatment. GPEDs disappear with the return of normal a background rhythm.

Figure 6. Five days after starting felbamate treatment. GPEDs disappear with the return of normal a background rhythm.

Figure 7. Initial EEG of a 42 year old woman two days after cardiac arrest.

Figure 7. Initial EEG of a 42 year old woman two days after cardiac arrest.

Figure 8. EEG on day #2 after using felbamate 2,400 mg.

Figure 8. EEG on day #2 after using felbamate 2,400 mg.