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It was first reported by Corsellis that AE represented approximately 10%-20% of encephalitis cases. During the sleeping period, there was slow wave and rapid eye rotating.ĪE refers to a class of encephalitis mediated by the autoimmune mechanism. As for the sleep brain wave, there was no obvious K-composite wave (Figure 3). There was no obvious α wave in the top area.

This decrease to restore the background brain wave indicated that the background brain waves were mainly low, medium-wave slow wave activities. When the patient underwent numerous convulsions, the brain wave fully showed very high wave amplitudes until 2-3 Hz, after which a gradual slowdown appeared. It was mixed with ratchet rhythm and myoelectric promiscuity phase and the patient exhibited synchronized strong straight state. There were many fast waves between medium and high wave amplitude and then there was a collection-like trend spreading to the whole guide wave range and exhibiting high waves. The left forehead to the top was most significant. Video electroencephalography showed that before the illness, the patient’s electroencephalography was in sleeping I waveform. Cerebral spinal fluid nervous system paratumor syndrome series, herpes simplex virus DNA testing, TB DNA, ink staining, antacid staining were all negative. Cerebrospinal fluid AE examination showed GABA-BR antibody IgG (++1:10), anti-GAD antibody IgG (+1:10). After perfecting lumbar puncture, the results indicated that the cerebrospinal fluid was colorless and transparent, pressure 260 mmH 2O (1 mmH 2O = 0.009 kPa), protein quantification 0.69 g/L (0-0.43 g/L), cerebrospinal fluid nuclear cell 0.008 × 10 9/L (0-0.015 × 10 9/L), adenosine deaminase: 5 U/L (0-4 U/L).

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Serum paratumor-related series anti-collapsing response mediator protein-5 (CRMP5/CV2) and anti-neuronal nuclear antibody-type 1 (ANNA1/Hu) antibody were positive. He was also diagnosed with lung cancer and admitted to our hospital. The emergency department diagnosed him with “epileptic continuity”. After the patient underwent convulsion again and did not recover consciousness, he was then urgently transferred to our hospital. After performing chest computed tomography (CT) and considering lung cancer, the lung puncture examination indicated that the lower leaf of the right lung was on base section: small cell lung cancer, low-differentiated adenocarcinoma, salivating adenocarcinoma, immunohistochemistry which signaled small cell lung cancer. After treatment in the local hospital, the symptoms of loss of consciousness and limb convulsions still repeated.

At night, he was in high spirits and walked around. On the night of admission, the patient began to exhibit nonsensical behavior: he played with his fingers, kept making the beds, and was biting the quilts. He was admitted to the local hospital for treatment and his disease was considered to be “epilepsy”, and thus sodium valproate was used to treat him. His limb movement was disorderly and his pronunciation was unclear. Then he complained that he felt pain and discomfort throughout his entire body, but no incontinence was present. About 2-3 min later, his convulsions stopped and he gradually recovered consciousness.

After his fall, people tried to speak to him, but he did not reply, his teeth were clenched and his eyes turned upwards. Ten days before his admission into the hospital, the patient suddenly fell onto the ground while working.