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Ictal increased writing preceded by dysphasic seizures.

失語症発作が先行した発作性書字高進

Author (4)： ISHIKAWA T (Nagoya City Univ. Medical School, Nagoya, JPN) ,  SAITO M (Nagoya City Univ. Medical School, Nagoya, JPN) ,  FUJIMOTO S (Nagoya City Univ. Medical School, Nagoya, JPN) ,  IMAHASHI H (Nagoya City Univ. Medical School, Nagoya, JPN)
Material： Brain & Development  (Brain & Dev)
Volume： 22  Issue： 6  Page： 398-402  Publication year： Sep. 2000 
JST Material Number： W0814A  ISSN： 0387-7604  Document type： Article
Article type： 短報  Country of issue： Netherlands (NLD)  Language： ENGLISH (EN)

Thesaurus term： *aphasia ,...
Semi thesaurus term： written language ,...

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JST classification (1)： Nervous system diseases  (GN03000O)

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Terms in the title (3)： 失語症 ,  発作 ,  書字