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I would not conclude that “the child does not have epilepsy” simply because this EEG is normal.
The seizure history is stronger evidence than a single normal routine EEG.
I would take both reports back to the paediatric neurologist, specifically asking whether the child needs prolonged/video EEG and brain MRI, and whether the child's speech/development needs a formal developmental assessment.
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