Atypical BECTS and homocystinuria.

Buoni, S; Di Bartolo, R M; Molinelli, M; Palmeri, S; Zannolli, R · Neurology · 2003

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Abstract

Reported is an association of atypical benign childhood epilepsy with centrotemporal spikes (BECTS) and homocystinuria in three apparently healthy children with borderline intelligence, two of whom had difficult-to-control seizures. In all three, EEG were suggestive of BECTS, although the clinical features were not. Homocystinuria could not be diagnosed for several years, pending metabolic evaluation.

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