History pearl: Differentiate fits from Jitteriness and myoclonic jerks

By Dr. Tauseef Omer -Paediatrician, Neonatologist, Medical Educationist -

 The following video by Dr. M. Tauseef Omer, Fellow Pediatrics, Clinical Fellow Neonatology helps differentiate seizures from Jitteriness and myoclonic jerks








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