alterações eletrencefalográficas relacionadas a deficiências nutritivas electroencephalographic changes related to nutritional deficiencies
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Abstract
Foram estudadas as alterações eletrencefalográficas em 20 crianças desnutridas. Foi assinalada diferença significativa entre o EEG dos pacientes com desnutrição global e daqueles com desnutrição protêica. Essas alterações foram caracterizadas pela presença de anormalidades encefálicas difusas e/ou descargas focais de tipo epiléptico. A incidência relativamente alta de descargas focais pode ser explicada pelo limiar convulsiógeno muito baixo do cérebro de crianças com desnutrição.
The EEG changes in a group of 20 children with nutritional disorders are reported. The results suggest a significant difference in the EEG of patients with undernutrition and those with protein-caloric deficiency. These alterations correspond to the incidence of diffuse cerebral involvement and or discharges of an epileptic focal activity. The relatively high incidence of focal discharges may be explained on the basis of a very low epileptiform threshold of the cerebral cortex in children with nutritional disease.
The EEG changes in a group of 20 children with nutritional disorders are reported. The results suggest a significant difference in the EEG of patients with undernutrition and those with protein-caloric deficiency. These alterations correspond to the incidence of diffuse cerebral involvement and or discharges of an epileptic focal activity. The relatively high incidence of focal discharges may be explained on the basis of a very low epileptiform threshold of the cerebral cortex in children with nutritional disease.
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| Authors | ;Valeriana Moura Ribeiro;Rubens Moura Ribeiro;T. Braga Montelli;Edgard Rolando |
| Journal | communications in computer and information science |
| Year | 1970 |
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