General Neurology
Neurologic aspects of burn injuries
Jan. 08, 2024
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EEG in 5-year-old boy shows generalized spike-wave ictal discharge similar to childhood absence epilepsy preceded by high amplitude delta-theta waves in centroposterior regions. The discharge immediately starts with rhythmic horizontal head jerking. The boy’s eyes remained open with a vague look and no response. His head turned to the right side while jerking. He recovered after about 12 seconds. (Contributed by Dr. Athanasios Covanis.)