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Symptomatic Narcolepsy and Generalized Seizures Following Surgery for Rathke's Cleft Cyst
2014
Sleep Medicine Research
Symptomatic narcolepsy is a rare disorder caused by other underlying neurological disorders. One of the most frequent causes for symptomatic narcolepsy is brain tumors, usually in the region of the third ventricle and the diencephalon. Depending on clinical profile, the mass effect or surgical removal of space occupying lesions may play a definitive causative role in the occurrence of narcolepsy symptoms. We report a woman with symptomatic narcolepsy that developed 2 years after surgical
doi:10.17241/smr.2014.5.2.72
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