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‫نتیجه‌گیری‬
                  ‫با توجه به نتایج مطالعه حاضر هر دو دارو در کاهش فرکانس و شدت تشنج موثر بودند و استفاده از هر دو دارو را م ‌يتوان برای بیماران‬
                  ‫ هر چند که عوارض داروی لووتیراستام نسبت به داروی والپروات کمتر بود اما برای توصیه آن به جای والپروات باید در حجم‬.‫توصیه نمود‬

                                                                                       u .‫نمونه بالاتر و با زمان پیگیری بیشتر مطالعه انجام پذیرد‬

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