Phenytoin is an anticonvulsant drug used for various seizure disorders. It acts by inactivating sodium ion channels to reduce neuronal firing. The medication's kinetics, serum concentration-related side effects, and monitoring issues are essential aspects to consider when administering Phenytoin.

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Anticonvulsant drugs play a crucial role in managing epilepsy, a common neurological disorder characterized by recurrent seizures. This article discusses the classification of epileptic seizures, mechanisms of action of anticonvulsants, and the role of GABA A receptors as targets for anticonvulsant

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This study led by Dr. Robert Silbergleit focuses on adverse events in brain oxygen optimization for severe Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) patients. It outlines key points for reporting adverse events, discusses relatedness algorithms, and presents scenarios to analyze adverse events occurrence post-en

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