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The utility of mobile telephone recorded videos as adjuncts to the diagnosis of seizures and paroxysmal events in children with suspected epileptic seizures
Background: Epilepsy is largely a clinical diagnosis based on the patient's history. Neurological examination, interictal electroencephalogram and neuroimaging can all be normal in patients with epilepsy. Making the correct diagnosis in patients with suspected epilepsy is often difficult. Studies sh...
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Department of Paediatrics and Child Health
2022
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