Image features of anti-SEZ6L2 encephalitis, a rare cause of ataxia and parkinsonism.

In the future, we were going to prospectively enroll patients with anti-SEZ6L2 encephalitis as well as age-matched neurodegenerative disorders, such as MSA, and compare their SP 18 sp F-DPA-714 retention patterns. Follow-up brain MRI still demonstrated brain atrophy, especially within the cerebellum and medial temporal lobes (Fig. Regional hypometabolism in the cerebellum, and frontal and temporal lobes of the patient represented impaired local neuronal activities, leading to associated clinical symptoms. [Extracted from the article]