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@entity1 @entity227 @entity66 @entity1333 @entity146 @entity5422 @entity16 @entity1150 @entity1897 @entity4685
INTRODUCTION: @entity66 ( @entity66 ) is a systemic @entity1333 which can affect the neurological system. @entity66 ( @entity66 ) is not well described in @entity1 . OBJECTIVE: Our study aimed to analyse the clinical patterns of paediatric @entity66 and to describe their repercussions on @entity1 's schooling. METHODS: We performed a retrospective chart review of 12 @entity66 @entity1 and a phone interview of @entity1 and their physicians to investigate their last physical and schooling status. RESULTS: In 40 @entity66 @entity1 reviewed, 12 (sex ratio 8M/4F) had neurological involvement. The mean age of onset was 11 years. In 4 cases, @entity16 were the initial presentation. In other cases, @entity66 occurred within a mean time of 10 months after @entity66 was diagnosed. @entity1150 were frequent (5/12) as compared to recurrent @entity5422 (2/12), rhombencephalitis (2/12), transverse @entity4685 (1/12), @entity1897 (1/12) or @entity146 disturbances (1/12). 9 @entity1 had sequelae and 8 had difficulties in learning. 6 stopped at middle school level. For the other @entity1 , an arrangement of the teaching environment was needed due to @entity227 . CONCLUSION: @entity16 is frequent in @entity66 @entity1 and its consequences could be severe. Timely accommodations are required to facilitate their ability to follow the normal curriculum.
