In children, nonconvulsive status epilepticus (NCSE) is associated with various conditions, including acute neurological injuries and specific childhood epilepsy syndromes, and it can also be observed in individuals with learning difficulties. In this article, Korff and Nordli review various aspects of NCSE, including clinical and electroencephalographic features, prognosis, and treatment recommendations. They also highlight the need for further research into NCSE in pediatric populations.
- Christian M Korff
- Douglas R Nordli Jr
