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    Polytherapy of epilepsy - Cause of intoxication, poor control of attack and onset of pseudoepileptic attacks
    (1986)
    Levic, Z. (7003341242)
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    Drulovic, B. (6508386868)
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    Rakic, G. (6507834598)
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    Ocic, G. (6603916076)
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    Visual evoked potentials in families with Friedreich's ataxia
    (1988)
    Kostic, V.S. (35239923400)
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    Drulovic, B. (6508386868)
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    Todorovic, D. (57215783187)
    In 19 patients affected by Friedreich's ataxia, abnormalities of visual evoked potentials were recorded in 11 patients (58%). The most frequently encountered finding was a prolongation of the P 100 component latency (47%), although a reduction in the amplitude and an increase in the time interval between successive peaks was also observed. Pathological visual evoked potentials were also recorded in 18 clinically healthy members of 7 families of our patients (parents and siblings). Increased latency of the P 100 component was observed in 6 (33%).
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    Visual evoked potentials in families with Friedreich's ataxia
    (1988)
    Kostic, V.S. (35239923400)
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    Drulovic, B. (6508386868)
    ;
    Todorovic, D. (57215783187)
    In 19 patients affected by Friedreich's ataxia, abnormalities of visual evoked potentials were recorded in 11 patients (58%). The most frequently encountered finding was a prolongation of the P 100 component latency (47%), although a reduction in the amplitude and an increase in the time interval between successive peaks was also observed. Pathological visual evoked potentials were also recorded in 18 clinically healthy members of 7 families of our patients (parents and siblings). Increased latency of the P 100 component was observed in 6 (33%).

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