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This project aims to study human gut microbiota in health and epilepsia. It contains 25 fecal samples from healthy individuals and 4 fecal samples from epileptic persons.
Gabriel Barreiros Machado +1 more
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This project aims to study human gut microbiota in health and epilepsia. It contains 25 fecal samples from healthy individuals and 4 fecal samples from epileptic persons.
Gabriel Barreiros Machado +1 more
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Pediatría Integral
La epilepsia es uno de los trastornos neurológicos más frecuentes en la infancia y se caracteriza por una predisposición persistente a presentar crisis recurrentes. El diagnóstico se establece cuando se cumplen determinados criterios clínicos y electroencefalográficos, y puede tener causas estructurales, genéticas, metabólicas, inmunes, infecciosas o ...
Elena González Alguacil +2 more
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La epilepsia es uno de los trastornos neurológicos más frecuentes en la infancia y se caracteriza por una predisposición persistente a presentar crisis recurrentes. El diagnóstico se establece cuando se cumplen determinados criterios clínicos y electroencefalográficos, y puede tener causas estructurales, genéticas, metabólicas, inmunes, infecciosas o ...
Elena González Alguacil +2 more
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Journal of the History of the Neurosciences, 2001
Epilepsy is a major public health threat in the developing world, with much higher prevalence and incidence rates than those observed in developed countries. At present, one of the most common causes for epilepsy worldwide is the parasitic worm, Taenia solium, and the associated neurocysticercosis (NCC) that may often result from this infestation. Worm
P J, Snyder, H, Cohen
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Epilepsy is a major public health threat in the developing world, with much higher prevalence and incidence rates than those observed in developed countries. At present, one of the most common causes for epilepsy worldwide is the parasitic worm, Taenia solium, and the associated neurocysticercosis (NCC) that may often result from this infestation. Worm
P J, Snyder, H, Cohen
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