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  1. An aphasia and a left hemiparesis following a convulsion that ensured from
    'Mary K. 'Mary K. Cameroon says:
    April 8, 2016 at 8:31 AM

    An aphasia and a left hemiparesis following a convulsion that ensured from an angioedema of the neck and lower jaw following an insect bite to the chin of a 9 year old boy presenting in the hospital after a week of the incidence, could most likely be an infective embolic following the bite or is it just a coincidental finding? And what's the likely prognosis of recuperation?

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