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Epilepsy A to Z: A Glossary of Epilepsy Terminology

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Extensive cross-referencing has been used so the reader can easily find a subject. For example, a febrile seizure is cross-referenced under "Convulsions, (see also Febrile convulsions; Neonatal (S)," "Seizure, febrile (see Febrile seizure)," as well as "Febrile convulsions, seizure." The text phrase "see..." indicates that "..." is considered a relative synonym. The text phrase "see also..." suggests a related but not identical topic. For brevity, (S) denotes "seizure" a...

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