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Boyscarred forehead as a treatment for epilepsy
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Boyscarred forehead as a treatment for epilepsy
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If a child from 2-5 years old has epilepsy or long continued headache, its frontal bone is bared, grooves are made in it with a shell and then the flesh is replaced

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Keywords: Epilepsy; primitive surgery, new britain; surgical treatment

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