ABSTRACT Introduction: The suppression-burst (SB) electroencephalographic pattern is rather common during the neonatal period and suggests severe encephalopathy. When significant hypoxic-ischemic insult is excluded, brain malformations and metabolic disorders have to be ruled out. Two distinctive epileptic syndromes are described: early epileptic encephalopathy with SB (Ohtahara syndrome) and early myoclonic ep...
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