[GEFS + syndrome: phenotypic variations from the newborn to the adult in a large French pedigree].

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The GEFS + (generalized epilepsy with febrile seizures +) syndrome was described in 1997 in a large Australian pedigree and is characterized by the familial occurrence, following an autosomal dominant transmission, of febrile convulsive seizures in infants and young children that may last beyond the age of 6, and that are associated in some with afebrile convulsive seizures and a variety of other seizures types,...

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