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The patient was a 17-year-old man, who developed Japanese encephalitis in the autumn of
1990 in Japan. He was admitted to our hospital 4 days after onset because of …

Japanese encephalitis (JE) is usually a monophasic disease characterized by fever, altered
sensorium with or without seizures, and other focal neurologic symptoms. If the patient …

Japanese encephalitis is common human endemic encephalitis seen over various parts of
the world. Usual presenting features include an encephalitic syndrome, symptoms of frontal …

With the advent of magnetic resonance imaging, brain lesions associated with Japanese
encephalitis are increasingly being recognized and correlated with movement disorder …

We report a 6-year-old girl with Japanese B encephalitis. The initial symptoms were high
fever, headache and vomiting. On the second day of illness, she developed hemiconvulsion …

A 40-year-old woman developed high fever and headache. Five days later, she was
admitted because of consciousness disturbance and tremulous movements in upper …

This report concerns a 51-year-old right-handed man with Japanese encephalitis, showing
left hemiplegia and left hemispatial neglect. On admission, he had a slight fever, mild …

A follow-up study by CT and MRI in 3 cases of Japanese encephalitis (JE) was performed.
Neurologically dementia, forced laughing, tetraplegia and parkinsonism were observed as …

We studied the CT and MR images of a patient with Japanese encephalitis. The first
symptom was general malaise with high fever. The diagnosis of meningoencephalitis was …