muscle cramp/fever

Dravet syndrome is a form of epilepsy, beginning in early infancy and characterized by repeated long-term seizures that respond poorly to common antiepileptic treatment. In this case report we describe a case of two twin boys, who developed drug-resistant severe seizures at the age of five months. A

Units for the investigation of susceptibility to malignant hyperthermia (MH) were set up in Denmark in 1977 and in Sweden in 1981. Two hundred and ten patients from 76 families have been investigated. The diagnosis of MH susceptibility (MHS) was made by in vitro exposure of muscle from vastus

OBJECTIVE Typhoid fever (TF) occurs rarely in industrialized countries because of advances in health care and improvement of drinking water. Conversely, non-typhoid salmonellosis (NTS) remains widespread, because of food contamination or asymptomatic carriage. Non-typhoid salmonellosis can be severe