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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 11 Rotavirus enteritis combined clinical features of benign convulsions analysis of 44 cases of Author: Lu Jian-hong XU Mei-yu Zhou Hui Shao-Li Li-Li Yang [Abstract] Objective: To investigate the rotavirus enteritis combined clinical features of benign convulsions in order to raise awareness of the disease and diagnosis, treatment level. Methods: The hospital admitted 44 cases of benign convulsions in children with rotavirus enteritis combined clinical and laboratory data and treatment results were analyzed retrospectively after discharge from hospital out-patient were followed up by telephone or letter follow-up understanding of therapeutic effects, convulsions recurrence and psychomotor developmental level. Results: 44 cases of children with convulsions characteristics: (1) seizures occurred early in the disease within 3 days of the first seizure occurred Time: Day 1 in 4 cases (9.1%), the first 2 days in 16 cases (36.8%), 3 days in 24 cases (59.1%); (2) seizures may be short-term (mostly 24 hours) within a continuous attack on many occasions, with an average of 2.3 times the number of attacks, including attacks a second 14 cases (31.8%), 2 10 cases (22.7 %), three times in 12 cases (27.3%), 4 times in 8 cases (18.2%); (3) seizures were generalized tonic form - spastic attack, each time the duration is short, do not take more than 5 minutes, convulsions After no significant disturbance of consciousness, no significant sequelae; (4) follow-up of children with no recurrence, the prognosis is good, does not affect the growth and development. Conclusion: The children in this group has the following clinical features: (1) The incidence of autumn and winter, to a multi-infant morbidity; (2) pre-eclampsia are mild rotavirus gastroenteritis, mild dehydration, but no acidosis and electrolyte disorders; (3) seizures are in the early course of the disease within 3 days of attacks, repeated attacks in the short term can be several times the onset o