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Title: Epilepsy in children
Authors: Zahra Neumann, Charles
Keywords: Epilepsy in children -- Diagnosis
Epilepsy in children -- Treatment
Epileptic children
Epilepsy -- Drug therapy
Epilepsy -- Treatment
Issue Date: 1949
Publisher: British Medical Students' Association. Malta Branch
Citation: Zahra Neumann, C. (1949). Epilepsy in children. Chest-piece, 1(2), 11-12.
Abstract: No doctor can be in practice for long before meeting with cases of convulsions in infants or young children. It is, of course, common knowledge that these have a special tendency to convulsions although the reason is obscure. Some' authors have attributed this tendency of the lack of a properly developed myelin sheath in the brain tissue, others to greater permeability of the infantile cerebral capillaries leading, under appropriate conditions such as fever, to cerebral edema. As the child grows this predisposition to convulsions appears to wane and is exceptional after the third year of life.
URI: https://www.um.edu.mt/library/oar//handle/123456789/42262
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