Introduction: Aseptic meningoencephalitis in rare instances can present radiologically as a reversible isolated splenial lesion in corpus callosum (Reversible Splenial Lesion Syndrome or RSLS). Patients rarely develop temporary urinary retention, previously described as the meningitis­retention syndrome. Case Report: We report a case of a 28­year­old woman with aseptic meningoencephalitis with ...

Most enterovirus infection in the neonate and young infant is asymptomatic, but serious disease may occur, especially if acquired perinatally. We report the first case, to our knowledge, of asymptomatic enterovirus aseptic meningitis, and of concurrent enterovirus aseptic meningitis in premature triplets. Ten-week-old, 31-week-estimated gestational age premature triplet boys were diagnosed with...

aseptic meningitis or benign lymphocytic meningitis has been given. Wallgren (1925) gave the first account of this condition. His observa, tions were based on a small epidemic. Since then it has been described from time to time by many physicians under different names ?aseptic benign purulent meningitis (Schiff, 1930), idiopathic benign serous, meningitis (Andersen and Wulff, 1930), epidemic me...

Aseptic loosening remains the commonest cause of failure of total hip arthroplasty. Cement mantle defects are associated with aseptic loosening. Cementing technique has a profound influence on the incidence of aseptic loosening of total hip replacements. Two specific measures that seem to have the greatest impact on the longevity of cemented femoral stems are pressurization of cement and contro...

and anesthesia in a neonate, especially those aged less than 2 months, may indicate an infectious problem either related or unrelated to the operative and anesthetic techniques. We report the first documented occurrence of aseptic meningitis in an infant after spinal anesthesia. Because of the infant’s underlying status and recent life-threatening illness, it was not possible to definitely prov...

Aseptic meningitis is a recognised complication after posterior fossa surgery. It is often self limiting but occasionally runs a protracted course requiring repeated CSF examination to exclude infection, and treatment with systemic steroids. A patient is described with aseptic meningitis after posterior fossa surgery who underwent posterior fossa re-exploration nearly 3 years after the initial ...

Neuropsychiatric manifestations of systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) are well documented and recently reviewed. As many as 14% to 75% of patients with SLE eventually develop various degrees of neuropsychiatric manifestations. It is relatively rare, however, for patients with SLE to have such manifestations initially. According to a retrospective study of 140 patients with SLE, only 5 patients ...