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Absence, Myoclonic, and Atonic Seizures
Pediatric Clinics of North America, 1989This article describes the typical absence attack, as well as the typical manifestations of myoclonic and atonic seizures. It reviews the usual treatment, including pharmacology, and gives the prognosis for these entities.
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2011
In general terms, absence seizures in humans comprise about 5% of all epilepsies regardless of age. This type of epilepsy usually manifests in the young child age (5–7 years old) (Sato 1983). In some few cases, age of onset is in infancy, and other cases have an age of onset later in childhood or teens.
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In general terms, absence seizures in humans comprise about 5% of all epilepsies regardless of age. This type of epilepsy usually manifests in the young child age (5–7 years old) (Sato 1983). In some few cases, age of onset is in infancy, and other cases have an age of onset later in childhood or teens.
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Unmasking of Absence Seizures by Carbamazepine
Clinical Pediatrics, 2002Gururaj, Aithala, Laszlo, Sztriha
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Predictability analysis of absence seizures with permutation entropy
Epilepsy Research, 2007Gaoxiang Ouyang, Xiaoli Li
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