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Movement disorders associated with autoimmune encephalitis
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February 14, 2019

Article: Movement disorders associated with autoimmune encephalitis

Movement disorders are prominent in the clinical presentation of many autoimmune disorders. They are common in over 50% of cases in children but less so in adults. Nonetheless, the subacute onset of a new movement disorder in a subject older than 50 years of age should prompt the suspicion of a possible autoimmune disorder.

With this article, Dr. Anelyssa D'Abreu of Rhode Island Hospital/Alpert Medical School of Brown University provides not a comprehensive review of autoimmune encephalitis but, rather, focuses on disorders in which movement disorders are an integral part of disease symptomatology.

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