Evaluation of Electrodiagnostic Tests in Children
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Abstract
In the context of this meeting, results of 6 years electrodiagnostic examination of children in their preverbal age will be presented rather than an overview of all methods that can be used in children or of results that can be obtained in various diseases. A recent and excellent review has been written by Carr (1983) in Harley’s textbook Pediatric Ophthalmology.
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Visual Function Fundus Examination Gold Foil Retarded Child Skin Electrode
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