Mild gastroenteritis and benign infantile convulsions of 16 cases.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 8 Mild gastroenteritis and benign infantile convulsions of 16 cases [Keywords:] Infant, gastroenteritis, convulsions Mild gastroenteritis and benign infantile convulsions (BICE) is a special kind of seizures in infants, the clinical is not uncommon. Because of the inadequate understanding of the disease, is still difficult to use ready-made terms to express the clinical features of these seizures . now admitted BICE 16 undergraduate recent report in situations like the following. Clinical data 1. General Information January 2005-December 2007 16 cases of children admitted to BICE. Male 10 cases, female 6 .6 months to 12 months in 4 cases, 13 months to 24 months in 10 cases, 25 months to 30 months 2 cases. pathogenesis of the season: 1 March incidence of 4 cases, 4 to June 2 cases, 3 cases of month 7 to 9, 10 ~ December 7 cases. All patients had mild diarrhea, bowel movement 3 to 10 times a day , are yellow or yellow-green watery stools, vomiting .11 9 cases patients without fever, five cases of fever (body temperature lt;38 ). mild dehydration in 6 cases, no dehydration symptoms in 10 cases. 2. Convulsion clinical features Vomiting and diarrhea the first day of convulsions occurred in 5 cases, 3 cases of the next day, the third day in 3 cases, 1 case of the fourth day, fifth day in 2 cases, seizures occurred in 2 patients before, 2 to 3 days after emergence vomiting and diarrhea. In vomiting and diarrhea seizures occurred within 3 days, 11 cases, accounting for 68.8%. According to the parents and the clinical findings described, all seizures were generalized tonic clonic showed like episodes, each episode continued 30 s ~ 5 min. the course of episodes 1, 10 cases 2 times in 4 cases, 3 times in 2 cases. 3. Laboratory 16 cases underwent EEG and head CT, lumbar puncture were normal .10 cases of normal intracranial pressure, cerebrospinal fluid was normal routine and biochemical, bacterial smear and culture were negat