Syndrome and outcome of antibody‐negative limbic encephalitis
European Journal of Neurology2018Vol. 25(8), pp. 1011–1016
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Francesc Graus, Domingo Escudero, Laura Oleaga, Jordi Bruna, Alberto Villarejo‐Galende, Jordi Ballabriga, Mónica Ibáñez Barceló, F. Gilo, Stoyan Popkirov, Pavel Štourač, Josep Dalmau
Abstract
Despite the discovery of new antibodies, 7% of LE patients remain seronegative. Antibody-negative LE is more frequent in older males and usually develops with predominant or isolated short-term memory loss. Despite the absence of antibodies, patients may have an underlying cancer and respond to immunotherapy.
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