Sentence examples for multiple convulsions from inspiring English sources

He was taken to a hospital where he suffered multiple convulsions.

Nine of these severe malaria cases occurred in the FMP1/ AS02 group (cerebral malaria with anaemia<5.0 g/dL = 1, respiratory distress and prostration = 1, multiple convulsions = 1, parasitaemia≥20% = 3, respiratory distress = 3); five occurred in the Rabipur® group (anaemia<5.0 g/dL = 1, multiple convulsions = 1, parasitaemia≥20% = 2 instances in 1 subject, respiratory distress = 1).

By contrast, malaria was associated with increased identification of viral and bacterial NA and with impaired consciousness, multiple convulsions and age.

All these children had cerebral malaria and multiple convulsions, three had hypoglycaemia on admission, and in addition, one child had bacterial meningitis.

Any impairment of consciousness was associated with the presence of malaria on blood slide (χ = 39.6, P <0.001) and a history of multiple convulsions (χ = 9.8, P = 0.002).

Malaria was also independently associated with impaired consciousness and multiple convulsions, but after adjustment for other factors was inversely associated with an adverse outcome.

Sepsis was also considered as the possible diagnosis in any newborn presenting with abnormal temperature (< 36.0°C or >37.5°C), multiple skin pustules, redness or pus discharge from the umbilicus, respiratory distress, convulsions and feeding problems.

The fatal HHV-7 case was a child aged 9 years admitted with multiple generalized convulsions.

Multiple and prolonged convulsions are often refractory to treatment, and are associated with increased mortality [ 3, 4] and neurocognitive deficits in some survivors [ 5, 6].

The patients suffer from multiple neurological (epilepsy, hypotonia, convulsions, mental retardation, tremor, psychotic, hyperactive behavior), gastro-intestinal (diarrhea, vomiting) and endocrinological (hypoplasia of the pituitary gland, hypogonadotropic hypogonadism) problems and have a pronounced bleeding tendency (MIM 102980) [ 10].

Her medical history prior to and during the study period included multiple opportunistic infections, pulmonary tuberculosis, convulsions and petit mal seizures, and episodes of malaria.