Unexpected Death of a Child with Complex Febrile Seizures—Pathophysiology Similar to Sudden Unexpected Death in Epilepsy?

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@TheM0nsterIAm @thereal_truther @angelikastalman @BrandyZadrozny No, that is incorrect. MOST of the time they are fine. Any seizure runs the risk of potential injury. It's more likely the child succumbed to influenza (which can absolutely be fatal) than…

Unexpected Death of a Child with Complex Febrile Seizures—Pathophysiology Similar to Sudden Unexpected Death in Epilepsy? : https://t.co/ol4ZTtWXIQ

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