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Journal of Forensic and Legal Medicine, 2007
Detainees in police stations frequently claim to suffer from epilepsy. The diagnosis of epilepsy is not always straight forward and a misdiagnosis can be easily made, even by specialists. The case of a detained person claiming to suffer from epilepsy is described. The differential diagnosis and management is discussed with particular attention given to
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Detainees in police stations frequently claim to suffer from epilepsy. The diagnosis of epilepsy is not always straight forward and a misdiagnosis can be easily made, even by specialists. The case of a detained person claiming to suffer from epilepsy is described. The differential diagnosis and management is discussed with particular attention given to
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Recent advances in genetic diagnosis have revealed the underlying etiology of many epilepsies and have identified pathogenic, causative variants in numerous ion and ligand-gated channel genes. This chapter describes the clinical presentations of epilepsy associated with different channelopathies including classic electroclinical syndromes and emerging ...
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Cursive epilepsy and gelastic epilepsy
Neurology, 1973Rong-Chi Chen, Francis M. Forster
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