Tello MD, Rojas GA

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RESUMEN

El estatus epiléptico en pediatría representa una entidad clínica importante y constituye una emergencia que requiere de atención inmediata. Por otra parte dicha alteración se asocia a múltiples problemas neurológicos que contribuyen a aumentar las tasas de morbilidad y mortalidad en dicha población.

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