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CLINICAL, PARACLINICAL CHARACTERISTICS AND CLASSIFICATION OF EPILEPSY SYNDROMES IN INFANTS AT CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL

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Early-onset epilepsy in infancy exhibits heterogeneous features and the ILAE framework facilitates a systematic diagnostic approach and supports clinical management in pediatric patients.

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