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Water intoxication secondary to feeding mismanagement. A preventable form of familial seizure disorder in infants
J. C. Partridge, M. L. Payne, J. J. Leisgang, J. F. Randolph and J. H. Rubinstein
Water intoxication with seizures secondary to excessive fluid ingestion
occurred in four apparently healthy infants in two families; we also review
five previously reported cases.
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