[Mixed aphasia as a dominating symptom of encephalitis].

Encephalitis has typically a severe course, with psychotic disorders, consciousness disorders, epileptic seizures and meningal signs. The author describes a case of a young male, in whom dominant symptoms of encephalities were aphasia and headache. These symptoms were accompanied by considerable inflammatory changes in cerebral fluid. The outcome of illness was favourable.

Keywords

Adult, Male, Treatment Outcome, Aphasia, Headache, Humans, Encephalitis, Viral, Magnetic Resonance Imaging, Anti-Bacterial Agents

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