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Suspected new-onset autoimmune temporal lobe epilepsy with amygdala enlargement.

Michael P MalterGuido WidmanNorbert GalldiksWinfried StoeckerChristoph HelmstaedterChristian E ElgerJan Wagner
Published in: Epilepsia (2016)
TLE-AE is a clinical syndrome beginning mostly in middle age, and in addition to its known association with ab-positive limbic encephalitis, it occurs in an ab-negative condition. Remission of AE in the course of the disease could be identified as a predictor for a favorable clinical outcome and is suspicious of an autoimmune etiology, although we could not confirm this hypothesis unequivocally with currently available noninvasive diagnostic tools.
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