Treatment of cataplexy in a three-year-old using venlafaxine
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Treatment of cataplexy in a three-year-old using venlafaxine
Abstract
Narcolepsy with cataplexy is rare in children under 5 years of age. There is limited information on safe and effective treatment of cataplexy in young children. We describe successful treatment of cataplexy in a 3-year-old using venlafaxine and subsequently followed for over 2 years.
Keywords: Cataplexy; toddler; venlafaxine.
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