Herpes simplex virus type I from a patient with radiculoneuropathy

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R E Morrison, S A Shatsky, G E Holmes

|January 26, 1979

Abstract:

Herpes simplex virus type I was isolated from the CSF of a patient with atypical lumbosacral pain. The features of this case are unusual and important in light of the current understanding of herpes-simplex-virus-associated neurologic disease.

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