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Does intravenous isoproterenol hydrochloride control recurrent Stokes-Adams seizures in a patient with complete heart block?
Does intravenous isoproterenol hydrochloride control recurrent Stokes-Adams seizures in a patient with complete heart block?
Intravenous isoproterenol can be used in increasingly large doses to control Stokes-Adams seizures secondary to ventricular tachycardia in complete heart block without causing toxicity.
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May support temporary isoproterenol titration in refractory Stokes-Adams seizures; leaves open need for controlled trials before broader adoption.
Robert J. Matthews (1965) studied this question.
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