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= Registered usersA hundred years ago: Recognising petit mal seizures. Practitioner 2014;258 (1767):34
Recognising petit mal seizures
22 Jan 2014
'To give a dose of bromide when the child has had a fit is only shutting the stable door when the steed is stolen; and to say that he or she will grow out of it, is courting disaster for the child, disappointment for the parents, and a considerable loss of prestige for ourselves.'
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