Predictors of outcome in acute encephalitis
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Abstract
Our study suggests that predictors of death in patients with encephalitis comprise potentially reversible conditions including cerebral edema, SE, and thrombocytopenia. Further prospective studies are needed to determine whether aggressive management of these complications in patients with encephali …
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| Authors | Thakur KT;Motta M;Asemota AO;Kirsch HL;Benavides DR;Schneider EB;McArthur JC;Geocadin RG;Venkatesan A;; |
| Journal | Neurology |
| Year | 2013 |
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Retrospective Studies
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