BMJ Case Reports 2013-Jan

Nominal dysphasia and euphoria caused by EBV encephalitis.

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Kursat Bora Carman

Ayten Yakut

Arzu Ekici

Sedat Isikay

ARTICLE: 23307455

DOI: 10.1136/bcr-2012-007514

PMC: PMC3604424

BioSeek: 23307455

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Abstract

Encephalitis is an uncommon neurological complication of Ebstein-Barr virus (EBV) infection and usually presents with confusion, decreased level of consciousness, fever, epileptic seizure, emotional instability and chorea. We present a patient with EBV encephalitis, characterised by nominal dysphasia, euphoria and personality changes.

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Nominal dysphasia and euphoria caused by EBV encephalitis.

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fever

encephalitis

aphasia

anomia

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