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Can dormicum be used as anxiolytic in patient 4month and 5.5kg has seizures and what’s dose ? If no what’s alternatives in PICU?

Is there an IV dose for less than 5 months age ?

And is there better options ?

Hossam Elgnainy Selected answer as best January 27, 2024
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As long as the patient is in the PICU, Midazolam (Dormicum) is probably a good option.

Limited data available in non-intubated infants; infants <6 months are at higher risk for airway obstruction and hypoventilation; titrate dose with small increments to desired clinical effect; monitor carefully.

Sedation, anxiolysis, and amnesia prior to procedure or before induction of anesthesia: IV: Initial: 0.05 to 0.1 mg/kg

Hossam Elgnainy Selected answer as best January 27, 2024