Case Presentation: A 44-year-old female with history of a seizure disorder presented with status epilepticus. She had four witnessed seizures with generalized convulsions at home and two more en route to the hospital with EMS, for which she received two doses of 5mg of midazolam. Upon arriving to the ED, she had two to three […]

Case Presentation: A 62‐year‐old right‐handed white man suddenly started crying at work without clear reason. En route to the emergency room (ER), he had multiple intermittent crying spells each lasted for about 5 minutes. On arrival, his blood pressure (BP) was 224/119, he was crying but responsive, and his consciousness was not impaired. There was […]