Additional clinic notes were received.The clinic notes report that shortly after the vns surgery (in (b)(6) 2013), the patient had a different seizure presentation.Patient stares and patient¿s head will often slump down.No arm movement was observed.These were happening once per day at various times, lasting about 3 min each time, and started shortly after her surgery.The clinic notes also report that from (b)(6) 2013, the vns current was at 1.5ma and the patient had several auras but no seizures.Then the vns was increased to 1.75ma on (b)(6) 2013 and the patient had 1-2 seizures per day from (b)(6) 2013 so the vns was decreased back to 1.5 per the parent¿s requests.Additional information was received from the neurologist that there were no medication changes that could have caused or contributed to the new seizure type.Per the physician, the new seizure type is not likely related to vns therapy.
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