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Neurosyphilis Presenting As Status Epilepticus, Successively Hemiparesis And Aphasia

2021-11-18

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<title>Abstract</title> <p><bold>Background: </bold>Neurosyphilis can occur anytime and present with a myriad of symptoms. Lissauer form of General Paresis Insane (GPI) is rare. We can learn more about this form of GPI through this case report.<bold>Case Presentation:</bold> The patient presented as status epilepticus, successively as hemiparesis and aphasia, which may be considered as the Todd's paresis or strok...

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a2200bdd-8e8f-5ea0-88cb-993346bac102
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-1080272/v1
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