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Reply from the Authors: Classifying all absence epilepsy in children into various subtypes can be a difficult task; however, we did not freely categorize patients as having childhood absence epilepsy (CAE). For our study,1 we used the definition of CAE given by Loiseau5 and the definition of juvenile absence epilepsy(JAE) given by Wolf.6 All patients in our study presented with both the clinical (multiple absence seizures per day) and EEG picture of CAE (3 cycle per second spike and wave discharge). …
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