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[Neonatal seizures: the beginning and interruption of the treatment].

Opinions vary as to which 'neonatal seizures' should be treated and which should not be. There is also controversy as to when therapy of seizures should be discontinued. A poll taken among a group of eleven experts in these matters concurred in the opinion that classical neonatal seizures, those well established by clinical and EEG criteria, can be treated before confirmatory EEG support is obtained. They also agreed that those movements known as subtle seizures should await EEG or video/EEG confirmation before commencing therapy. Nine of these experts now believe that therapy for seizures should be terminated at an early time. Most will stop the therapy while the patient is still in the nursery with the exception of 3 who would treat the babies for 3 months.