Case report details antiviral and antifungal treatment in a 42-year-old male with primary HLH and EBV infection.
A 42-Year-Old Man’s Fever Had a Hidden Genetic Cause
This case report with literature review describes a 42-year-old male with primary hemophagocytic lymphohistiocytosis (HLH) and Epstein–Barr …
This case shows that adults with severe infections may have a hidden genetic immune disorder, changing how doctors look for the cause.
Systematic review of Ramsay Hunt Syndrome highlights cranial nerve involvement patterns and prognostic factors.
Review finds other nerves often affected in Ramsay Hunt Syndrome cases
This systematic review examined the epidemiology, clinical spectrum, and mechanisms of cranial nerve involvement in patients with Ramsay Hun…
Ramsay Hunt Syndrome often affects hearing and balance nerves alongside facial palsy, signaling more extensive disease and a poorer prognosi…
Immunocompromised herpes zoster patients with CNS infection show higher encephalitis incidence and worse prognosis
For shingles patients with brain infections, does a weakened immune system make things worse?
A retrospective cohort study of 166 herpes zoster patients with VZV-associated CNS infection found immunocompromised patients had significan…
Shingles patients with weakened immune systems face higher risks of severe brain inflammation and worse outcomes when treatment is delayed.