Seizures, safety and submersion: sense and sensibility

[...]there is limited information on the 'epilepsy' in their 19 patients other than 'a primary diagnosis of a seizure disorder, Landau-Kleffner syndrome, persistent febrile convulsions and Lennox-Gastaut syndrome'. [...]persistent febrile convulsions' is neither a type of ep...

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Fatalities
Humans
Learning Problems
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Narcotics
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Sample Size
Seizures
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Swimming
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Drownings
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Fatalities
Humans
Learning Problems
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Swimming
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