1973
DOI: 10.1093/brain/96.2.289
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Generalized Sharp and Slow Wave Complexes Associated Clinical Features and Long-Term Follow-Up

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“…Considerable literature also focused on the electroencephalographic and clinical features of generalized slow spike-and-wave (GSS&W, <3 Hz) complexes (atypical absence seizures) (4)(5)(6). A distinct electroclinical pattern of GPFA immediately followed by GSS&W, however, has not been well described.…”
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“…Considerable literature also focused on the electroencephalographic and clinical features of generalized slow spike-and-wave (GSS&W, <3 Hz) complexes (atypical absence seizures) (4)(5)(6). A distinct electroclinical pattern of GPFA immediately followed by GSS&W, however, has not been well described.…”
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“…Blume e col. 1 não encontraram relação entre incidência de complexos pontaonda lenta nos primeiros registros e prognóstico das crises e da deficiência mental.…”
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“…Blume e col. 1 constataram espículas focais em 7 pacientes e multifocais em 8, correspondendo aproximadamente a 10% dos casos de síndrome de Lennox-Gastaut estudados.…”
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