Vol. 29 No. 128 (1988), Originals
Vol. 29 No. 128 (1988)

Long-term prognosis of West Syndrome. Apropos of a casuistic

Originals
Published 1988-07-10
Gonzalo Solís
Departamento de Pediatría del H.N.S. Covadonga. Facultad de Medicina. Universidad de Oviedo
Águeda García Merino
Departamento de Pediatría del H. N. S. Covadonga. Facultad de Medicina. Universidad de Oviedo
Maximino Fernández Pérez
Departamento de Pediatría del H. N. S. Covadonga. Facultad de Medicina. Universidad de Oviedo
Julián de Juan
Departamento de Pediatría del H. N. S. Covadonga. Facultad de Medicina. Universidad de Oviedo
Jorge Valdés-Hevia
Departamento de Pediatría del H. N. S. Covadonga. Facultad de Medicina. Universidad de Oviedo
Manuel Crespo
Departamento de Pediatría del H. N. S. Covadonga. Facultad de Medicina. Universidad de Oviedo
Portada nº 128
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Solís G, García Merino Águeda, Fernández Pérez M, de Juan J, Valdés-Hevia J, Crespo M. Long-term prognosis of West Syndrome. Apropos of a casuistic. Bol Pediatr. 1988;29(128):159-165. doi:10.63788/099p8w80
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Abstract

Thirty symptomatic cases of infantile spasms were long-term followed up. Three of them didn’t come to control. The results were: 7 died (25,9 %); in 10 cases spasms didn’t ceased (37 %); 17 showed neurological retardation (62,9 %); 5 showed a EEG normal (18,5 %); and 3 hadn’t fits and had a normal intellectual development (11,1 %). Prognostic factors and long-term action of the treatment are analyzed.

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