ArticleJournal of clinical neurology (Seoul, Korea)2023
Determining the Clinical Characteristics, Treatment Strategies, and Prognostic Factors for
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Abstract
background and purposeMost of the knowledge of
methodsThe medical data of 87 patients with MPE from 3 medical centers in southwestern China over a 7-year period were reviewed.
resultsMPE was found in children of all ages except for neonates. The most common neurological manifestations included consciousness disturbance (90%) and headache (87.4%), the most common extraneurological manifestations included fever (96.5%) and respiratory system involvement (94.3%); multisystem involvement (98.2%) and elevated C-reactive protein (CRP) (90.8%) were also prominent.
conclusionsMPE generally presented with nonspecific clinical manifestations. In children with acute encephalitis accompanied by multi-system involvement and prominently elevated CRP,
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