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epilepsia
lisencefalia
microcefalia
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La lisencefalia es una alteración del desarrollo cortical por un trastorno de la migración neuronal que provoca una superficie cerebral lisa, con una incidencia de 11,7 casos por millón de niños. En este artículo se presenta el caso de una niña de tres años de edad, que fue llevada al Hospital Escuela Universitario a los dos meses de vida por crisis convulsivas refractarias de tipo tónico generalizada, con diez episodios en veinticuatro horas.
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