2015Journal of Pediatric NeurologyRequires access

Sensory processing disabilities in childhood-onset generalized epilepsy

Sharon Zlotnik, Sarit Ravid, Batya Engel‐Yeger, Eli Shahar

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Sensory processing abilities involve the registration and modulation of sensory information and the internal organization of sensory input. These abilities are necessary for executing successful responses to the environmental demands and thus for mea

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Sensory processing abilities involve the registration and modulation of sensory information and the internal organization of sensory input. These abilities are necessary for executing successful responses to the environmental demands and thus for mea

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Sensory processing abilities involve the registration and modulation of sensory information and the internal organization of sensory input. These abilities are necessary for executing successful responses to the environmental demands and thus for mea

Key concepts: Sensory processing, Epilepsy, Medicine, Sensory system, Audiology, Neuroscience, Psychiatry, Psychology

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