December 2009 Volume-6 Issue-12 [Supplement 12]
(ISSN - 0973-0958)
DIAGNOSTIC DILEMMA
Pediatric Oncall
A 5 month old girl presented with titubation and left focal convulsion since 15 days. She has stridor since 1 month of age. The child had normal milestones till date but was now not recognizing parents. MRI brain is normal. What is the diagnosis?
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