Pediatric status epilepticus: How common is cerebrospinal fluid pleocytosis in the absence of infection?
Highlights • CSF pleocytosis rate in children with SE and no proven CNS infection is unknown. • We retrospectively reviewed LP results in SE patients excluding proven infections. • CSF pleocytosis rate was 3.9% and in absence of peripheral leukocytosis
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| description | Highlights • CSF pleocytosis rate in children with SE and no proven CNS infection is unknown. • We retrospectively reviewed LP results in SE patients excluding proven infections. • CSF pleocytosis rate was 3.9% and in absence of peripheral leukocytosis |
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