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SCHWARZ, R; BORKENSTEIN, M; STIX, H.
VALUE OF ROUTINE SKULL RADIOGRAPHY FOR ETIOLOGY OF SIMPLE FEBRILE SEIZURES
PADIATR PADOL. 1980; 15: 169-172.
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Borkenstein Helmuth Martin
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- Abstract:
- The dramatic episode of a febrile seizure, happening short and generalized with normal children, has a good prognosis. The examiner has to perform a very exact differential diagnosis in which an exact history and physical examination have to be on the first place, followed by serological examinations, the EEG and occasionally a lumbar punction. Skull radiography, as we wanted to show in the paper, has lost its place in general examination and should be reserved for special cases.
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