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Expanded Leptospirosis Syndrome - An Unusual Case

Sahu Shiv Narayan1, Das Nilanjana1, Panda Prasan Kumar1

  • 1Department of General Medicine (ID Division).

Archives of Razi Institute
|March 2, 2026
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This case study details an unusual presentation of leptospirosis, a bacterial infection, in a young woman. The patient experienced multi-organ involvement including meningoencephalitis but notably, no kidney dysfunction, highlighting diagnostic challenges.

Keywords:
HepatitisMeningoencephalitisMyocarditisPancreatitisSevere Leptospirosi

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