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The motor nerve conduction velocity in the left ulnar and median nerves was reduced to 24 and 28 m/s, respectively. The sizes of the compound muscle action potential of the left median nerve were 1.40 mV at the wrist and 0.74 mV at the elbow; the F wave of both nerves was not evoked.
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The sizes of the compound muscle action potential of the left median nerve were 1.40 mV at the wrist and 0.74 mV at the elbow; the F wave of both nerves was not evoked (Fig. 1).
Brain magnetic resonance image on day 22 of the illness. Fluid-attenuated inversion recovery intensity (left) and diffusion-weighted (right) images reveal high-intensity lesions in the bilateral thalamus and medial temporal lobes.
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T2-weighted intensity and diffusion imaging (Fig. 2). These findings were consistent with limbic encephalitis.