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Childhood narcolepsy with partial facial cataplexy: A diagnostic dilemma
Sleep Medicine, 07/30/09

Dhondt K et al. – The authors present a case of a five–year–old girl with acute onset of narcolepsy/cataplexy after a closed head trauma. The first symptoms were excessive daytime sleepiness, partial facial cataplexy and a serious behavioral disorder. Hypocretin–1 level (Hrt–1) in CSF was undetectable.

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