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01-02-2013

Anti- TPO detectable in children with encephalopathy: diagnostic marker or a chance finding?

Auteurs: B Dontje, JM Niermeijer, D Schonenberg, ASP van Trotsenburg, HM van Santen

Gepubliceerd in: Tijdschrift voor Kindergeneeskunde | bijlage 1/2013

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Numerous patients have been described who are diagnosed with encephalopathy of unknown origin, and who have detectable anti thyroidperoxidase (anti-TPO). Although this is often referred to as Hashimoto encephalitis, there is no evidence that the present antibodies or the thyroid function play a role in the pathogenesis of encephalopathy. For this reason the diagnosis ‘Steroid Responsive Encephalopathy associated with autoimmune Thyroiditis’ (SREAT)’ has been introduced in literature. …

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