… a window for treatment if Rasmussen's encephalitis can be diagnosed … Rasmussen's
encephalitis. For many patients, families, and doctors, choosing the right time to move from medical …

Rasmussen's encephalitis (RE) is a severe, rare, chronic inflammatory brain disease resulting
in drug-resistant epilepsy and progressive destruction of one hemisphere with loss of …

… [27], proposing the use of protocols for the medical treatment of this condition, were as …
by trying new medical treatments are therefore ongoing, the choice of treatment largely being …

… treated and two non-surgically treated RE patients. The findings from our study can help to
inform management decisions in the treatment of … the timing of definitive treatment of RE. First, …

… Article abstract-We treated 19 patients with Rasmussen’s syndrome (chronic encephalitis
and epilepsy)-a rare progressive disorder of unknown etiology causing focal epilepsy, …

… Our total series of 111 cases so far included 15 cases with Rasmussen's encephalitis.
There had been 1 death from an unrelated traffic accident as a pedestrian and 2 cases with …

… Rasmussen encephalitis (RE) was first described in 1958 by Theodore Rasmussen as a
chronic hemispheric encephalitis causing unilateral atrophy.[1] Typically affecting previously …

… that of typical RE and this must be considered in planning medical or surgical treatment.
Treatment … In the majority of patients, medical treatment has only partial and transient effects and …

… a purely localized or focal encephalitis. The outcome of Rasmussen's encephalitis in adults
is worse … To our knowledge,this is also the first patient with Rasmussen's encephalitis to have …

… Considering atypical presentation of Rasmussen Encephalitis, some cases of RE may remain
underdiagnosed by applying the 2005 Bien clinical diagnostic criteria. Therefore, Olson et …