DOI: 10.1055/s-00000041

Neuropädiatrie

Issue 03 · Volume 8 · August 1977 DOI: 10.1055/s-002-13161

Original article

  • 209
    Tsuboi, T.; Endo, Sh.:

    Febrile Convulsions Followed by Nonfebrile Convulsions. A Clinical, Electroencephalographic and Follow-Up Study

  • 224
    Fukuyama, Y.; Tomori, N.; Sugitate, M.:

    Critical Evaluation of the Role of Immunization as an Etiological Factor of Infantile Spasms

  • 238
    Christomanou, H.; Čáp, C.; Sandhoff, K.:

    Isoelectric Focusing Pattern of Acid Hydrolases in Cultured Fibroblasts, Leucocytes and Cell-Free Amniotic Fluid

  • 253
    Karch, D.; Kastl, E.; Sprock, I.; Bernuth, H. von:

    Perinatal Hypoxia and Bioelectric Brain Maturation of the Newborn Infant1

  • 263
    Deonna, Th.; Beaumanoir, A.; Gaillard, F.; Assal, G.:

    Acquired Aphasia in Childhood with Seizure Disorder: A Heterogeneous Syndrome

  • 274
    Goebel, H. H.; Muller, J.:

    The Unusual Features of Traumatic Neurogenic Muscular Atrophy in the Infant: An Anatomic Study1

  • 286
    Albani, M.:

    An Effective dose Schedule for Phenytoin Treatment of Status Epilepticus in Infancy and Childhood

  • 293
    Gustavson, K.-H.; Hagberg, B.; Hagberg, G.; Sars, K.:

    Severe Mental Retardation in a Swedish County – II. Etiologic and Pathogenetic Aspects of Children Born 1959–1970

    • Case report

  • 305
    Lins, E.:

    Aussergewöhnliche Beobachtung Einer Angiomatösen Missbildung im Bereich des Hirnstammes und Kleinhirnes

    Unusual angiomatous malformation.
  • 311
    Scholten, D. J.; Alberts, Chr.; Snijders, Cath J.; Balk, A. G.:

    Renovascular Hypertension as a Cause of Cerebrovascular Accident in Childhood: A Case Report