How Seizure Detection by Continuous Electroencephalographic Monitoring Affects the Prescribing of Antiepileptic Medications

How Seizure Detection by Continuous Electroencephalographic Monitoring Affects the Prescribing of Antiepileptic Medications
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10.1001/archneurol.2009.100
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2009-06-01
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Chiappa, Keith H.
Chiappa, Keith H.
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作者:
Kilbride, Ronan D.;Costello, Daniel J.;Chiappa, Keith H.

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