Telemedicina para la atención de la epilepsia: pasado, presente y futuro

¿La telemedicina para el cuidado de la epilepsia es más popular que nunca. Tiene muchas ventajas, pero ¿Puede sostenerse en el futuro?

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New-onset refractory status epilepticus (NORSE)

NORSE is a rare medical emergency involving persistent seizures in someone without a history of epilepsy. Many cases appear preceded by a mild, flu-like illness. The most common identified cause of NORSE is autoimmune encephalitis; research suggests that immunotherapy should be considered when no cause is found. To learn more, listen to our podcast.

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