September 2010 Volume-7 Issue-9 [Supplement 9]
(ISSN - 0973-0958)
DIAGNOSTIC DILEMMA
Ankur Patel
A 12 yrs old boy was admitted with focal seizure with involuntary movements. He is a known case of seizure disorder diagnosed one year ago and was already on combinations of anticonvulsants (valproate, phenytoin, topiramate). Child on examination is fully conscious and there are no focal neurological deficits. Leveracetam and Valproate have been given but patient still has convulsions and involuntary movements. What is the likely diagnosis?
With antibiotic resistance on the rise and emergence of superbugs, should antibiotics such as carbapenems and colistin be used by general pediatricians_?
Yes, they can be used No, they can be used only by critical care intensivists or PID doctors
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