AFFECTIVE RESPIRATORY ATTACKS IN CHILDREN WITH IRON DEFICIENCY ANEMIA

Kamoldinova D.B.

Authors

Kamoldinova D.B. Assistant of the Department of Neurology at ASMI

Abstract

Affective respiratory seizures (ARS) are a significant problem in pediatrics. These seizures are episodic short-term respiratory arrest in children that occur during intense emotional arousal, such as crying, severe pain, or fright.

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