Alicia Viviana MéndezPedro Luís Nogueira da SilvaLuiz Gustavo Vieira GonçalvesSamanttha Cristina da Silva ChavesRaí Medeiros VeigaAdrian Emanuel Rosales MendezMaria Vitória Lima CamiloLarissa Cavalcanti de Andrade Nunes MattosMarcos Roberto Soares FilhoRenan Dantas Gonçalves da Silva2026-03-222026-03-22202310.22533/at.ed.1593752318094https://doi.org/10.22533/at.ed.1593752318094https://andeanlibrary.org/handle/123456789/74019Introduction: Status epilepticus is defined as the presence of a convulsive crisis lasting more than 30 minutes, or the presence of several sub-entering seizures without recovery of consciousness between them (FONSECA, et al., 2022).Objective: Gather information about the neuronal damage present in status epilepticus.Result: This state has a great capacity for neuronal damage, generating definitive sequelae or not.The period in which neuronal damage begins is not exactly known, but studies in primates reveal that cytoarchitectural changes begin to be identified after 60 minutes of uncontrolled seizures (BLAKA et al., 2022).Conclusion:The possible sequelae are diverse, such as dysfunction of higher functions, such as cognition, and lower functions, such as motor control, balance and proprioception (DE CASTRO, 2021).enStatus epilepticusNeuroscienceNeuronal damageBrain damageMedicineEpilepsyarticle