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1998, Number 3

Rev Mex Pediatr 1998; 65 (3)

Antiepilépticos en pediatría: viejos medicamentos (Primera parte)

López HJF, Pérez ZMÁ, Aguilar RF
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Language: Spanish
References: 31
Page: 128-135
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Key words:

Antiepileptic drugs, new and old, colateral effects, interaction.

ABSTRACT

New and old antiepileptic drugs. Update. The prevalence of seizures in the pediatric population in Mexico is about 1.2%. The morbility and prevention the neurologic damage required of knowledge of classification from LICE rice in 1989. This information is important for early diagnosis and correct treatment. This information about new and old antiepileptic drugs colateral effects, interaction between new and old are important for better understanding of him problem in pediatric epileptic patients.


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Rev Mex Pediatr. 1998;65