How to differentiate a difficult-to-control status epilepticus from a refractory one?

Refractory status epilepticus is defined by the failure of initial treatments, requiring anesthetic agents, whereas difficult-to-control SE lacks a clear-cut definition and is used descriptively for cases that need more than standard interventions but do not qualify as refractory.

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epilepticus, refractory, one, differentiate, control, status, difficult

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