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Influenza Cerebellitis in a 3-Year-Old Male
Katie Nielson1, Meaghan Sievers2, Connie Taylor3,4
1University of South Dakota Sanford School of Medicine, Rapid City, South Dakota.
Abstract:
Acute cerebellitis (AC) is often a para-infectious inflammatory process that usually presents with a variable clinical picture; often with fever, nausea, headache, altered mental status, gait abnormalities, and coordination defects. It is usually a complication of an infectious process or as a result of post-infectious autoimmune mechanisms. We report a case of a 3 year old male with influenza A who presented with an acute encephalitic picture whose course and radiologic studies demonstrate cerebellar changes strongly compatible with AC.
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