Case reportChoreoathetosis as an initial sign of relapsing of herpes simplex encephalitis
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2013, Pediatric NeurologyCitation Excerpt :It is possible that the first episode of febrile status epilepticus at 12 months of age was also caused by HHV-6 and that the second more severe illness was due to a reactivation of the virus. Chorea has been described as a complication of recurrent herpes simplex virus encephalitis [13-15]. It is also possible that the first episode of febrile status epilepticus was caused by a different virus and was unrelated to the second, more severe illness.
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