[Fever-induced refractory epileptic encephalopathy of children].

Fever-induced refractory epileptic encephalopathy of school-age children is a rare epileptic syndrome that causes difficulties in diagnosis at the initial stage of disease. It is characterized by sudden onset with multifocal refractory status epilepticus in previously healthy children with normal development. Later, children suffer from resistant focal epilepsy in the combination with cognitive deficit and behavioral difficulties.

[Early signs of renal pathology in small intensity chemical exposure].

Occupational exposure to vapours, gases and aerosols promotes increase of renal diseases incidence. Wider use of anamnestic data is recommended during preliminary and regular check-ups of this population.