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[Clinical picture of epilepsy].
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[Diagnosis of brief losses of consciousness].
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[Clinical significance of focal findings in the EEG in children with epilepsy].
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[Carbamazepine (Tegretol) in the prolonged treatment of epilepsy with its convulsive or psychopathological manifestations].
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[Aspects of scholastic problems of epileptic children].
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[Experience with a combination of ethosuximide and mepacrine (Acrisuxin) in the treatment of chronic epileptic seizures in children].
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[Toxoplasmosis and epilepsy in children].
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[Motives and causes of suicidal attempts in epileptic children].
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[Clinical evaluation of Falepsin in the treatment of epilepsy in children].
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[Psychological evaluation of a group of children with petit mal seizures].
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[Diagnostic difficulties in petit mal seizures in children].
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[Catamnestic studies in petit mal epilepsy].
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[Genetics of flash-nod-salaam seizures based on anamnestic examinations and electroencephalographic investigations of the family].
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[Sodium salt of n-dipropylacetic acid or Depakin in the therapy of epilepsy. Preliminary note].
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