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Not all "blank staring" in children is absence epilepsy. This case challenges you to look closer. Daily episodes, humming, no recall, preserved school performance, and a brain MRI — can you put it all together? Share your thoughts below!
For Reference: https://www.pediatriconcall.com/spot-diagnosis/staring-episodes-in-a-10-year-old-boy/265
#PediatricNeurology #Epilepsy #MedicalEducation #Neurology #Pediatrics #CaseChallenge #MedicalQuiz #HealthcareEducation
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