2013年 · 第46卷第02期

status epilepticus is a common neurological emergency, of which nonconvulsive status epilepticus (NCSE) accounts for about 1/3. It is not uncommon because it includes a different group of clinical syndromes, and the diagnosis is relatively difficult. There is also a lack of uniform standards for the definition and treatment of NCSE in the world. In China, due to the lack of medical resources and the differences of regional health conditions, the understanding of NCSE needs to be improved, and it is urgent to draw up a unified and standardized treatment plan. In view of this, all members of the EEG and Epilepsy Group of the Neurology Branch of Chinese Medical Association organized experts in the related fields of epilepsy across the country to conduct a questionnaire survey on the treatment of NCSE, and held two group meetings in May 2010 and April 2012 to summarize the results of the questionnaire survey. On this basis, the definition, diagnosis and treatment of NCSE were further discussed. At the same time, the group members and old experts in the industry were repeatedly invited by letter to put forward revision opinions, and finally this consensus was formed, hoping to be helpful and referential for Chinese neurologists in dealing with NCSE. In addition to the results of the treatment questionnaire, many types of NCSE are also introduced in detail.