Enteroviral encephalitis with neurological sequelae treated successfully with corticoids

Abstract

Enteroviral infections are a common condition in childhood that may compromise the central nervous system. The primary concern is the absence of specific treatment for severe cases. Data report uses immunotherapy to reduce neurological sequelae, with limited studies evaluating its efficacy and safety. This case describes enteroviral encephalitis with neurological sequelae, treated successfully with corticosteroids.