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Varicella and acute cerebellar ataxia

Peters et al., 1978

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8608026464886943940
Author
Peters A
Versteeg J
Lindeman J
Bots G
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Archives of Neurology

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• In two cases of varicella-associated cerebellar ataxia, varicella-zoster antigens in CSF cells were shown by an indirect immunofluorescent technique. Direct viral invasion in CNS disease complicating varicella plays an important part in pathogenesis and rules out a …
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