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Epilepsy in practice: Inadequately controlled complex partial seizures

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Reference

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4. Vajda FJ, Hitchcock A, Graham J, Solinas C, O'Brien TJ, Lander CM, et al. Foetal malformations and seizure control: 52 months data of the Australian Pregnancy Registry. Eur J Neurol. 2006; 13(6): 645-54.

Related treatments:

• The Burden of Epilepsy: The Role of Pregnancy Registers

Related Drugs:

• Topamax Tablets (Topiramate)
• Topamax Sprinkle Capsules (Topiramate)
• Valpro (Sodium valproate)

Related diseases:

• Epilepsy

This case study is related to the following diseases:

• Epilepsy

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Article Dates:

Created: 5/3/2009

Modified: 12/8/2009