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Lead poisoning, fairly common in the 20th century, has decreased drastically in the last decade. Severe lead poisoning in the form of encephalopathy has a fatality rate of 28% to 45% and neurological sequelae in about 82%. We present the management of a case of lead encephalopathy that recovered without any significant neurological sequelae in a resource-limited setting. A previously healthy seven-year-old boy presented with complaints of falling unconscious on the ground while playing, followed by multiple episodes of seizures, vomitin
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