Department of Microbiology, Aster Labs, Bangalore, Karnataka, India
Case Report
An Unusual but Treatable Cause of Autistic Regression
Author(s): Aarthi Balaji, M. Smilu*, M.P. Kavitha and Abraham Bose
We report the case of a seven year old male child who presented with regression of cognitive function and loss of speech over a 12 month period.
Physical neurological examination was normal with no KF ring. Differential diagnoses considered were Wilson’s disease, autoimmune encephalitis
and SSPE. CSF analysis was normal. EEG was non-contributory. Serum ceruloplasmin was within normal limits. Serum autoimmune panel had
tested positive for CASPR2. Child was treated with pulse methylprednisolone followed by oral steroids. Child‘s cognitive function and speech have
improved to a great extent... Read More»
DOI:
10.37421/2165-7920.2022.12.151 2
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