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Viral Encephalitis and Epilepsy
2008
Pediatric Neurology Briefs
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performed in 7 infants and MRI in 1 revealed bilateral lesions, chiefly frontal and parietal. The extent of cerebral damage was not correlated with neurodevelopmental outcome. Eight children had cerebral palsy; 5 were mentally retarded, severe in 3; 7 exhibited deficits in attention; 8 had expressive language problems; and 3 attended special education classes. Relapse with reactivation of vesicles and leading to behavioral deterioration occurred in 1 child. (Engman M-L, Adolfsson I,
doi:10.15844/pedneurbriefs-22-10-3
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