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Alicja Skowronek1, Marzena Kubat1, Jadwiga Wolińska2
1STUDENT SOCIETY OF NEUROLOGY AT THE DEPARTMENT OF NEUROLOGY, INSTITUTE OF MEDICAL SCIENCES, UNIVERSITY OF OPOLE, OPOLE, POLAND.
Abstract:
The paper presents a case of progressive paraparesis in a 66-year-old man with no history of tick bite, who was finally diagnosed with neuroborreliosis on the basis of the performed tests. Proper diagnosis and introduction of causal treatment resulted in rapid improvement of the patient's condition.
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