Book contents
- Case Studies in Neurological Infections of Adults and Children
- Case Studies in Neurological Infections of Adults and Children
- Copyright page
- Contents
- Contributors
- Preface
- Case 1 Occam’s Razor through the Neuroaxis
- Case 2 Between the Head and the Heart
- Case 3 Thinking Laterally
- Case 4 No Laughing Matter
- Case 5 An Expanding Head
- Case 6 No Hard Feelings
- Case 7 The Masquerader
- Case 8 An Old Enemy
- Case 9 Floppy and Falling
- Case 10 Disseminated in Time and Space
- Case 11 Double Trouble
- Case 12 Hiking into Danger
- Case 13 A Runny Nose, Running into Trouble
- Case 14 An Undulating Fever
- Case 15 Safari Headache
- Case 16 A Pain in the Ear
- Case 17 Relapsing Infection and a Spelling Bug
- Case 18 Scratching the Surface
- Case 19 Cytokine Storm
- Case 20 Ter-wit-ter-woo!
- Case 21 Same Family, Different Genus?
- Case 22 The Great Pretender
- Case 23 Word Salad
- Case 24 A Mother and Baby
- Case 25 A Creeping Weakness
- Case 26 Preventable Neuropathy
- Case 27 It’s In the Genes
- Case 28 Sutton’s Law
- Case 29 ‘No Milk For Me, Please’
- Case 30 More than Mononucleosis
- Case 31 Return of an Old Foe
- Case 32 The Lethal Masquerader
- Case 33 Bitten in the Hampshires
- Case 34 Racing Heart
- Case 35 A Recurring Pain in the Neck
- Case 36 History Repeating?
- Case 37 A Little Light-headed
- Case 38 Coma in the Family?
- Case 39 A Travelling Salesman, Slowing Down
- Case 40 A Nasty, Rare and Ironic Unwanted Effect
- Case 41 A Rash Diagnosis
- Case 42 Seizure in a Seasoned Traveller
- Case 43 Stiff and Stuporous
- Case 44 Just Unlucky?
- Case 45 Missing the Point
- Case 46 A Monster in my Body?
- Case 47 Not Quite So Reserved Anymore
- Case 48 Seen the Last of This?
- Case 49 Sick as a Swine
- Case 50 A Tic in the (Voice) Box
- Case 51 A Forgotten Itch
- Case 52 Brain on Fire
- Case 53 Getting Complicated
- Case 54 A Pain in the Leg
- Case 55 A Wobbly Toddler
- Case 56 Popping Problems
- Case 57 Bad Headache and Awkward Eye
- Case 58 Drowsy With Difficulty Swallowing
- Case 59 Two Types of Shaking
- Case 60 Follow your Gut Feeling
- Case 61 Malawian Malaise
- Case 62 Big Game
- Case 63 A Busse–Buschke Secret
- Case 64 Tied in a Knot
- Case 65 Twitchy and Twitching
- Case 66 An Itchy Problem
- Book part
- Index
- References
Case 40 - A Nasty, Rare and Ironic Unwanted Effect
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 01 March 2019
Book contents
- Case Studies in Neurological Infections of Adults and Children
- Case Studies in Neurological Infections of Adults and Children
- Copyright page
- Contents
- Contributors
- Preface
- Case 1 Occam’s Razor through the Neuroaxis
- Case 2 Between the Head and the Heart
- Case 3 Thinking Laterally
- Case 4 No Laughing Matter
- Case 5 An Expanding Head
- Case 6 No Hard Feelings
- Case 7 The Masquerader
- Case 8 An Old Enemy
- Case 9 Floppy and Falling
- Case 10 Disseminated in Time and Space
- Case 11 Double Trouble
- Case 12 Hiking into Danger
- Case 13 A Runny Nose, Running into Trouble
- Case 14 An Undulating Fever
- Case 15 Safari Headache
- Case 16 A Pain in the Ear
- Case 17 Relapsing Infection and a Spelling Bug
- Case 18 Scratching the Surface
- Case 19 Cytokine Storm
- Case 20 Ter-wit-ter-woo!
- Case 21 Same Family, Different Genus?
- Case 22 The Great Pretender
- Case 23 Word Salad
- Case 24 A Mother and Baby
- Case 25 A Creeping Weakness
- Case 26 Preventable Neuropathy
- Case 27 It’s In the Genes
- Case 28 Sutton’s Law
- Case 29 ‘No Milk For Me, Please’
- Case 30 More than Mononucleosis
- Case 31 Return of an Old Foe
- Case 32 The Lethal Masquerader
- Case 33 Bitten in the Hampshires
- Case 34 Racing Heart
- Case 35 A Recurring Pain in the Neck
- Case 36 History Repeating?
- Case 37 A Little Light-headed
- Case 38 Coma in the Family?
- Case 39 A Travelling Salesman, Slowing Down
- Case 40 A Nasty, Rare and Ironic Unwanted Effect
- Case 41 A Rash Diagnosis
- Case 42 Seizure in a Seasoned Traveller
- Case 43 Stiff and Stuporous
- Case 44 Just Unlucky?
- Case 45 Missing the Point
- Case 46 A Monster in my Body?
- Case 47 Not Quite So Reserved Anymore
- Case 48 Seen the Last of This?
- Case 49 Sick as a Swine
- Case 50 A Tic in the (Voice) Box
- Case 51 A Forgotten Itch
- Case 52 Brain on Fire
- Case 53 Getting Complicated
- Case 54 A Pain in the Leg
- Case 55 A Wobbly Toddler
- Case 56 Popping Problems
- Case 57 Bad Headache and Awkward Eye
- Case 58 Drowsy With Difficulty Swallowing
- Case 59 Two Types of Shaking
- Case 60 Follow your Gut Feeling
- Case 61 Malawian Malaise
- Case 62 Big Game
- Case 63 A Busse–Buschke Secret
- Case 64 Tied in a Knot
- Case 65 Twitchy and Twitching
- Case 66 An Itchy Problem
- Book part
- Index
- References
- Type
- Chapter
- Information
- Case Studies in Neurological Infections of Adults and Children , pp. 172 - 174Publisher: Cambridge University PressPrint publication year: 2019
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