Abstract
Background: Super-refractory status epilepticus (SRSE) is a medical emergency that treatment itself may be associated with morbidity or even mortality. Midazolam and thiopentone are commonly used anaesthetics in this condition. Since early reports of experience of using ketamine in SRSE nearly two decades ago, its role in clinical practice is still uncertain. The study aims to evaluate the utility of ketamine in SRSE in children in a tertiary centre in Hong Kong
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