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Drugs of use in different types of childhood epilepsy
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Generalised tonic- clonic and focal seizures |
Absense seizures |
Myoclonic seizures |
Febrile seizures |
Status epilepticus |
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carbamazepine |
ethosuximide |
nitrazepam |
intermittent |
diazepam |
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sodium valproate |
sodium valproate |
clonazepam |
diazepam |
lorazepam |
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phenytoin |
lamotrigine |
clobazam |
sodium valproate |
phenytoin |
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vigabratin |
prednisolone |
sodium valproate |
chlormethiazole |
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phenobarbitone |
ketogenic diet |
lamotrigine |
phenobarbitone |
thiopentone |
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primidone |
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prednisolone |
antibiotics |
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lamotrigine |
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ketogenic diet |
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prednisolone |
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ketogenic diet |
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chlormethiazole |
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Infantile spasms tetracosactrin depot prednisolone vigabratin nitrazepam sodium valproate |
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