Seizures in special populations: Children, the elderly, and patients with coexistent medical illness: Postgraduate Medicine: Vol 102, No 1

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What are the features of the most common pediatric epilepsy syndromes? Which pharmacokinetic factors affect anticonvulsant dosing in patients with kidney or liver disease? How do the causes and treatment of epilepsy differ in the elderly? Which medications commonly provoke epileptic seizures? Dr Hulihan answers these and more questions about managing seizures in special populations.

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