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My 8 mo old is rolling eyes in back of head. saw ped and said not seizures. go for 2nd opinion wed. what more could be! he plays and functions through?
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Pediatric neurol: Second opinion should probably be specialist, pediatric neurologist. Child will receive thorough exam and testing if necessary.
Answered 4/5/2014
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