Unknown Brain & Nervous System NIHR-supported project Pregnancy, Children & Inherited Conditions

Indocyanine Green and near infrared fLuorescence in paediatric Oncology surgery

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Participants will be aged from 6 months to adulthood and will have a genetically confirmed diagnosis of SCN1A-positive epilepsy/Dravet syndrome.

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Participants will be aged from 6 months to adulthood and will have a genetically confirmed diagnosis of SCN1A-positive epilepsy/Dravet syndrome.

Researchers

Maximilian Pachl (Principal Investigator)

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