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. 1983 Dec 3;287(6406):1673–1674. doi: 10.1136/bmj.287.6406.1673-a

De novo minor status epilepticus of late onset presenting as stupor.

D E Bateman, J C O'Grady, C J Willey, B P Longley, D D Barwick
PMCID: PMC1550116  PMID: 6416545

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