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Table 2 Laboratory results and imaging of 83 autoimmune encephalitis (AE) cases with co-existence of multiple anti-neuronal antibodies

From: Clinical characteristics of autoimmune encephalitis with co-existence of multiple anti-neuronal antibodies

Variables

Positive number n(%)

EEG (n = 48)

 Slow activity

28(58.3%)

 Epileptic activity

12(25.0%)

 Mild or no abnormal

9(18.7%)

Brain MRI (n = 66)

 Frontal lobe

6(9.1%)

 Temporal lobes

18(27.2%)

 Parietal lobe

2(3.0%)

 Occipital lobe

4(6.0%)

 Hippocampus

23(34.8%)

 Basal ganglia

6(9.1%)

 Brainstem

4(6.1%)

 No abnormalities

33(50.0%)

Antibodies of AE

 Anti-neuronal surface antigen antibodies

  GABABR

37(44.6%)

  NMDAR

37(44.6%)

  LGI1

17(20.5%)

  CASPR2

12(14.5%)

  AMPAR

6(7.2%)

  IgLON5

2(2.4%)

  VGKC

1(1.2%)

  DPPX

1(1.2%)

 Anti-neuronal intracellular antigen antibodies

  Hu

18(21.7%)

  GAD65

8(9.6%)

  SOX 1

8(9.6%)

  Yo

8(9.6%)

  Ma2

6(7.2%)

  CV2

4(4.8%)

  Amphiphsin

4(4.8%)

  Ri

2(2.4%)

  Tr

1(1.2%)

  Titin

1(1.2%)