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Psychobehavioral disturbance in epileptic children
Psychobehavioral disturbances are frequently seen in epileptic children, but they vary in type and degree. This diversity depends on various factors: age at onset, type of epileptic syndrome and EEG pattern, a...
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The risk of convulsions: a longitudinal study of normal babies and infants with neonatal damage in the first 6 years of life
After carefully reviewing the epidemiological literature on this subject, we assessed the risk of febrile, isolated or epileptic convulsions in normal babies and infants with neonatal damage. We considered 417...
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Lack of clinical-EEG effects of naloxone injection on infantile spasms
In a previous study we found depressed ACTH and normal beta-endorphin values in the cerebrospinal fluid of patients with West's syndrome, whereas normal peptide levels were present in infants with seecondary I...