GAUGING THE CLINICAL COURSE OF DRUG-RESISTANT EPILEPSY: A RETROSPECTIVE ANALYSIS OF PROGRESSION FROM SEIZURES TO STATUS EPILEPTICUS
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Drug Resistant Epilepsy, Focal to bilateral tonic-clonic, cystic cerebral arachnoiditis, congenital and structural etiologies.Abstract
Epilepsy is the common neurological condition which effects the people of all age. There are around 50 million people suffering with epilepsy in this world.
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