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Febrile convulsion--an overview.

Journal of the Indian Medical Association - 1 May 2002

Mukherjee Arabinda, Mukherjee Asha

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Febrile convulsion is the most frequently occurring epilepsy syndrome, experienced in infants/children between 6 months and 5 years of age associated with fever >38 degrees C. Children having first or second degree relative with history of febrile convulsion, neonatal nursery stay of more than 30...

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