José Guevara Campos *

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SINDROME DE LANDAU-KLEFFNER

Este síndrome podría estar significativamente subdiagnosticado, si se consideran sus características, muy variables, que incluyen trastornos de atención, del lenguaje, hiperactividad, conducta autista sin la consideración de una epilepsia subclínica como causa del trastorno. Para lo cual se requiere una evaluación neurológica que incluya encefalograma con sueño, para la confirmación diagnóstica o descartar la enfermedad.

*José Guevara Campos
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LANDAU-KLEFFNER SYNDROME
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*Hospital "Felipe Guevara Rojas", El Tigre, Venezuela
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Otros artículos de José Guevara Campos

1. Landau-Kleffner syndrome. J Pediatr Neurol 5:93-99, 2007.

2. Síndrome de Landau-Kleffner: análisis de 10 casos en Venezuela. Rev Neurol 44:652-656, 2007.

3. Síndrome de Landau-Kleffner. Revista Fund. JM Vargas 13:14-16, 1989.

4. Treatment of infantile spasm, a Venezuelan experience. J Pediatr Neurol 3:159-163, 2005.

5. Hemiplejía alternante de la infancia tratada como epilepsia. Rev Neurol 40:351-353, 2005.

6. Aciduria metilmalónica asociada a convulsiones mioclónicas, retraso psicomotor e hipsarritmia. Rev Neurol 36:735-737, 2005.

7. Encefalopatóa infantil asociada con la mutación A3243G MELAS. Invest Clin 48:243-248, 2007.


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SINDROME DE LANDAU-KLEFFNER

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SINDROME DE LANDAU-KLEFFNER

Autores
José Guevara Campos¹, Lucía González de Guevara²
1 Medico, Pediatric Service, Hospital "Felipe Guevara Rojas", El Tigre, Venezuela, Jefe de Servicio Pediatría
2 Medico, Centro Clinico Cientifico "Esperanza Paraco", El Tigre, Venezuela, Encefalografista Unidad de Epilepsia

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