'Febrile convulsions' diaporamas de présentation

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CONVULSIONS. ?????? ????? ????? ???? ???????. By: Dr. Mohamed Abunada Head Pediatric Neurology Department El Rantisi specialized Pediatric Hospital - Gaza. INTRODUCTION.

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Paediatrics

Paediatrics. Gwendoline Tan Lydia Akinola For Peer Teaching Society 21/9/15. What we will cover. Viral/bacterial rashes in children Difficulty breathing. Measles. Prodrome : cough, coryza , conjunctivitis, Koplik spots, fever Maculopapular rash starts behind ears Complications

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Pseudoseizures

Pseudoseizures. Prof. Magdy Dahab Azhar University, Cairo April 18 th , 2013. Seizure vs Epilepsy. Seizures. Nonepileptic. Epilepsy (Recurrent Seizures). Cardiovascular (syncope) Metabolic (glucose, Na, Ca, Mg) Toxic (drugs, poisons) Infectious Febrile convulsions Pseudoseizure

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Febrile syndrome and febrile convulsions

Febrile syndrome and febrile convulsions. Department of pediatrics. F ebril e syndrome. Generalities.

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Febrile syndrome and febrile convulsions

Febrile syndrome and febrile convulsions. Department of pediatrics. F ebril e syndrome. Generalities.

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EPILEPSY

EPILEPSY. Brenda Willis Regional Manager South West Region. Introduction. Epilepsy Society is the largest epilepsy charity in the UK Founded in 1892 Today: Research, Out Patients Clinics, Assessment Centre, Care Services, Training, Information Services and Awareness Raising.

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Louise Greensmith MSc., BSc (hons), RGN, RCN, RNT.

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S. Diana Garcia

Seizures . S. Diana Garcia . What is a seizure?. A seizure is a manifestation of abnormal hypersynchronous discharges of cortical neurons.

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