Pediatric NeurologyThomas W. Farmer |
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abnormal abscess acid acute anticonvulsant appear artery associated ataxia atrophy autosomal blood brain abscess brain stem cells central nervous system cerebellar cerebellum cerebral cerebrospinal fluid child childhood chronic Clinical Features congenital convulsions cranial nerves defect deficiency develop Differential Diagnosis disease disorder dose drugs dystrophy early effects electroencephalogram Etiology focal fracture frequently headache hematoma hemorrhage hydrocephaly hypocalcemia hypoglycemia increased infantile infants infection injury intracranial intracranial pressure involvement Laboratory Examination lesions loss lumbar lumbar puncture malformation meningitis ment mental retardation metabolism microcephaly motor muscle muscular myopathy neonatal Neurol neurologic neuropathy normal nystagmus occasionally occur onset optic papilledema paralysis Pathology patients Pediatr peripheral phenobarbital posterior present pressure Prognosis protein rarely renal result seizures sensory serum severe signs sinus skin skull spastic spinal cord subarachnoid subdural subdural hematoma symptoms syndrome tendon reflexes therapy thrombosis tion tissue toxic treatment tumor urinary urine usually ventricle virus vomiting weakness