Immune-related encephalitis after immune checkpoint inhibitor therapy.

Monica W BuckleyAanika Balaji WarnerJulie BrahmerLaura C CappelliWilliam H SharfmanEphraim FuchsHyunseok KangPatrick M FordeDouglas E GladstoneRichard AmbinderRonan J KellyEvan J LipsonIvana GojoEdward J LeeTory P JohnsonShiv SaidhaRafael LlinasLyle W OstrowJarushka NaidooJohn C Probasco

Published in: The oncologist (2024)

Immune-related encephalitis is treatable and improves with corticosteroids in most cases but may require additional immunosuppression. Re-emergence of encephalitis is rare and does not typically result in adverse outcomes, and this should be considered in neurological immune-related adverse event management guidelines.

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