The research also includes a comparative pipeline therapies evaluation of Status Epilepticus by development stage, therapy type, method of administration, and molecular type. It also features a particular section on the pipeline goods that are no longer in use in this area.
The study was created by MRH's team of industry professionals utilizing data and information obtained from proprietary databases, primary and secondary research, and in-house analysis.
Secondary sources of information and data include search engines, news websites, government websites, trade journals, white papers, magazines, trade associations, books, industry portals, industry associations, and access to existing databases.
The phrase "status epilepticus" refers to seizures that are prolonged or repeated due to a lack of seizure termination mechanisms. It is widely acknowledged that 5 minutes of seizure activity defines status in bilateral tonic-clonic seizures, and it has been demonstrated that long-term repercussions begin at 30 minutes of status. There is a scarcity of data on focused status epilepticus. However, the International League Against Epilepsy (ILAE) recently recommended a time limit of 10 minutes for defining focal status epilepticus and 60 minutes for long-term repercussions in focal state. In the case of focused SE, these are arbitrary phrases based on a lack of solid evidence.
SE was given a new definition in 2015 as part of a reform of seizure categorization. This is to aid in the diagnosis and management of seizures. Previous criteria did not specify when to treat SE or when long-term adverse effects or consequences were expected to occur.