Fieber- und Okkasionskrämpfe bei Kindern

Fieberkrämpfe sind häufig und stellen als klassische Gelegenheitsanfälle die häufigste Form zerebraler Anfälle bei Kindern dar. Kritische Differenzialdiagnosen gilt es rasch abzuklären. Eine genaue differenzialdiagnostische Einordnung von Gelegenheitsanfällen, die Kenntnis von Komplikationen sowie Risikofaktoren für komplizierte Verläufe und eine spätere Epilepsie sind entscheidend für Management und Beratung.

Schlüsselwörter

Fieberkrampf - Okkasionskrämpfe - Epilepsie - Pädiatrie - Leitlinien

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