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Influenza-associated seizures in healthy adults: Report of 3 cases
Aintziñe Ruisanchez-Nieva1, Amaia Martinez-Arroyo1, Marian Gomez-Beldarrain1
1Service of Neurology Hospital de Galdakao-Usansolo, Galdakao, Vizcaya, Spain.
Abstract:
To describe seizures occurring in 3 healthy adults with influenza infection. Seizures associated to influenza infection are rare in adults without encephalitis. Clinical observations of 3 healthy adult patients with influenza A and B infection and seizures. We present here 3 healthy adult patients with seizures related to influenza A or B infection without evidence encephalitis, encephalopathy or any other cause for seizures. Prognosis was excellent. Seizures can occur in healthy adults with influenza infection without evidence of encephalitis, a possibility to be borne in mind to avoid potentially harmful therapeutic and diagnostic procedures.
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