[24-hour monitoring of bioelectric activity of the brain in patients after cranial injuries].

In patients after craniocerebral trauma 24-hour EEG and routine EEG records were obtained. 44 cases were studied between 6 and 38 days after trauma and 45 cases were examined between 6 and 12 months after trauma. The diagnosis of brain commotion in early phase based on neurological examination and computed tomography was made in 22 cases, while in 22 cases late posttraumatic phase was diagnosed.

[Late sequelae of epidemic viral meningitis].

In autumn 1982 during an epidemic of meningitis caused by Coxsackie A9 and ECHO4 viruses 36 patients, usually young, were hospitalized. After 3-4 years 22 of them were subjected to control examinations, carrying out medical examination. EEG, ACG, motor nerve conduction velocity measurements and psychological examinations by the tests od Eysenck, Bender-Koppitz and Wechsler.

[Prospective evaluation of health status of the progeny of men with epilepsy].

Forty children of epileptic fathers were followed-up for 5 years. The mean age of the children was 10.2 years.

[Prospective EEG studies of offspring of fathers with epilepsy].

EEG tracings were analysed in 100 children of 58 fathers with epilepsy. A group of children aged up to 18 years was isolated and in 40 of them serial EEG investigations were carried out during 4-5 years. In this group abnormal tracings were found in 51% of cases, with seizure activity in 31%.

[Evaluation of the results of treatment of SSPE (subacute sclerosing panencephalitis) with isoprinosine].

The period of survival in the group of 36 boys and 18 girls with SSPE, as well as the condition of 13 living persons were examined. 30 children were treated with isoprinosine. A 3 years-long period of survival was significantly more frequent in the group of 18 children with long-term therapy by isoprinosine in comparison to 24 children without isoprinosine administration.