Posted On :
03 Sep 2023
A one and a half year old female child presented with seizures that were generalized tonic in nature lasting for about 2-3 minutes not followed by any post ictal events or loss of consciousness. CT, EEG and MRI were done. All were inconclusive. She continued to have seizures in spite of antiepileptic. She was neurologically normal with normal birth history and no history of any head injury. Lab parameters were normal (Calcium, phosphorus, sodium, potassium, chloride). She had multiple hyopigmented patch over her both lower limbs. What is the diagnosis and whether it was prudent in treating her seizures? Was it a case of resistant seizures?
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