Abstract

Seizures are the most common sign of neurologic brokenness, reflecting a wide assortment of central nervous system disorders. A retrospective cross-sectional study of neonates with a clinical diagnosis of seizures was conducted in order to confirm connections between clinical perspectives and EEG discoveries. Patients were separated into 3 bunches according to the EEG recording. HIE is still a frequently etiology for neonatal seizures. Indeed if the patients within the test were not beneath nonstop EEG, the significant extent of electrographic seizures without clinical signs detected suggests the significance of continuous EEG monitoring in neonates at expanded chance of seizures.