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The clinical, radiologic, and laboratory findings of 17 patients with encephalopathy following a prolonged febrile seizure (FS) were reviewed retrospectively at Kameda Medical Center and other centers throughout Japan and in San Francisco. Patient ages ranged from 10 months to 4 years (16 patients were <2 years). All study children presented with a FS lasting longer than 30 minutes. Twelve patients had continuous impaired consciousness, while 5 recovered consciousness completely and had no neurologic symptoms on the next day. Second seizures, clusters of complex partial seizures associated with …
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