[Lentigines as an important of Peutz-Jeghersa Syndrome].

Peutz-Jeghers syndrome is an autosomal dominant inherited disorder which is characterized by mucocutaneus melanocytic macules and intestinal hamartomatous polypus. The aim of our work is to underline the role of pigmented changes in the diagnostic process. Numerous lentigines should always lead to multiorgan investigations.

[Lentigines in different multiple organ defects syndromes].

The aim of our study is to introduce a larger number of doctors to the subject of lentigines. They may be a first syndrome coexistent with very rare multiple organ defects as syndrome Peutz-Jeghers, LEOPARD, LAMB and Carney syndrome.

[Pseudoatrophic macules as a additional skin sign of neurofibromatosis].

Pseudoatrophic macules are the infrequently mentioned skin symptom of neurofibromatosis. It may be the important diagnostic sign, especially, when other symptoms are absent or puerlly expressed.

[Cognitive disturbances in rolandic epilepsy--correlation with electoencephalographic patterns].

Background: Up till now there have been many discussions in the epileptological literature concerning the occurrence of cognitive deficits in children with rolandic epilepsy (RE).

The Aim Of Study: The aim of this study is to establish whether there exist any differences in general intelligence quotient or in particular cognitive functions in children with RE as compared to healthy children in the same age and if a correlation can be found between EEG and cognitive function in RE.

Material And Methods: The material comprised two groups: 38 children with RE (1-2 years after diagnosis establishing) and 15 children of the same age and sex - the control group.

[Photosensitivity in children with idiopathic headaches].

The occipital lobe involvement in the pathogenesis of the migraine aura, frequent occurrence of photogenic stimuli as the provoking factors of a migraine attack, still unsatisfactory explanation of the relation between migraine and epilepsy have drawn our attention to the photosensitivity in the idiopathic headaches, particularly in the developmental period. Photosensitivity is detected in EEG as a paroxysmal response to intermittent photic stimulation. This reaction called a photoparoxysmal response (PPR) has to be regarded as genetically determined EEG-symptom and occurs in 1.

[Linear nevus sebaceous syndrome with hemimegalencephaly diagnosed in child in neonatal period].

The aim of this study was to present the case of the child with linear nevus sebaceous syndrome (LNSS) and hemimegalencephaly, diagnosed in neonatal period. It is one of the five epidermal nevus syndromes. Etiology of this multiorgan disease is still unknown.

[Neurocutaneous melanosis and congenital gigantic pigmented nevi in the light of current knowledge].

The aim of this work is to approach the subject of neurocutaneous melanosis and to point out the necessity and precise neurological diagnosis in each case of gigantic pigmented nevi. It is necessary to remember about early planning of skin changes removal which is the cause of lowering risk of malignant melanoma.

[Evaluation of EEG after long-lasting focal febrile seizures during childhood: prospective study until adulthood].

Unlabelled: The purpose of the study was to present differences in EEG in complicated (prolonged and/or focal) febrile seizures (FS) in relation to simple fs in the study conducted until adulthood.

Method: Material consisted EEG recordines: 1) 7-10 days after the seizures 2) in the age 3-5 years, 3) 8-12 years and 4) more than 17 years old.

Results: The percentage of normal EEG after complicated FS increased with age: 30%, 42%, 59%, 70%, respectively.