Paroxysmal non-epileptic (PNEs) events are common and occur in all age groups. The key to diagnosis is a detailed history and careful observation, however a few can pose diagnostic challenges. Although the vast majority have a benign nature, they can be a source of parental anxiety and unnecessary investigations. This review discusses the common PNEs which occur in infants and pre-school children, including a practical diagnostic approach.
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