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(Idiopathic) Eosinophilic (Granulomatous) Meningoencephalitis
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  • Neurolocalization
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Idiopathic infiltration of eosinophils into central nervous system structures resulting in damage and inflammation.
Age of Onset: 4 months - 1 year of age
Sex Predisposition: Males are more likely to be affected
Clinical Course:
​Clinical signs may worsen over time
Clinical Signs:
Behavioral/Mental Awareness
Behavioral changes/Loss of learned behaviors
Depression
Seizures
Episodic collapse


Posture and Appearance
Deviation of the head to the right
Generalized muscle tremors
Torticollis to the right

Movement
Circling
Head pressing
Mild ataxia
Pacing
Tetraparesis

Proprioception
Proprioceptive deficits

Cranial Nerves
Anisocoria
Dilated non-responsive left pupil
Mildly contracted facial muscles
Decreased gag reflex

Spinal Reflexes
Normal to decreased spinal reflexes

Painful Reactions
Pain on palpation of the cervical and/or thoracolumbar vertebral column

Other
Decreased appetite
Excessive salivation
Hypersensitivity to touch and sound
Diffuse central nervous system (predominant supratentorial)
Unknown
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