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Intra-Familial Incidence and Characteristics of Hot Water Epilepsy

To assess the clinical features of several members of the same family diagnosed with both hot water epilepsy (HWE) and cerebral lesions. Age at onset and types of seizure, precipitating factors, EEG findings, and neuroimages were evaluated. The family consisted of six generations, including one cons...

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Published in:	Canadian journal of neurological sciences 2009-09, Vol.36 (5), p.575-581
Main Authors:	Kaplan, Yuksel, Kurt, Semiha G., Karaer, Hatice, Sarikaya, Basar, Bebek, Nerses
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