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PHENURONE (phenylacetylurea) is a new anticonvulsant drug reported to be of value in psychomotor epilepsy. The control of psychomotor seizures has always been a difficult problem, but with the advent of Phenurone the future of patients with this form of epilepsy appeared brighter.The report of toxic side effects and particularly of unexplained deaths in association with the administration of new drugs is always of importance. We recently observed an unexplained death in a patient with mixed epilepsy (grand mal and psychomotor) who had received Phenurone. It is the purpose of this paper to report the details of the case . . .
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