Autoimmune encephalopathy associated with thyroid autoantibodies as the cause of reversible cognitive impairment
We herewith describe a patient with acute confusion, expressive aphasia and generalized seizures. A through workup excluded most causes of encephalopathy. He was, however, found to have TSH = 18.6 MIU/ml, T3reverse = 0.44nmol/L, T4 = 0.8ng/dl and Anti-Thyroid-Peroxidase AB titer >1000 IU/...
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Main Authors: | Robert Dobbin Chow (Author), Nechama Bernhardt (Author), Natallia Maroz (Author) |
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Greater Baltimore Medical Center,
2012-04-01T00:00:00Z.
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