About acute repetitive seizures
Acute repetitive seizures (ARS) are sudden, recurring seizures that often occur without warning and require rapid intervention to prevent escalation. They represent a treatment challenge for patients with refractory epilepsy, particularly children, who may not respond to daily anti-epileptic medications. Left untreated, seizure clusters can lead to prolonged seizure emergencies, increased hospital visits, and a decline in quality of life.
