Chloroquine and Nonconvulsive Status Epilepticus
- Paul Mulhauser, MD;
- Yves Allemann, MD; and
- Claude Regamey, MD
- Hopital Cantonal; 1708 Fribourg; Switzerland
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We describe an otherwise healthy 68-year-old woman who was receiving prophylactic antimalarial doses of chloroquine (100 mg daily) while traveling in …
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