Neuro endocrinology letters · 2019
Meningitis and Ramsay-Hunt syndrome in a 17-year old girl.
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Bienkowski Carlo, Kowalczyk Monika, Talarek Ewa, Pokorska-Spiewak Maria, Kierdaszuk Biruta, Marczynska Magdalena
Аннотация
INTRODUCTION: Ramsay Hunt syndrome (RHS) is a rare manifestation of varicella-zoster virus (VZV) reactivation in geniculate ganglion. It usually manifests with a characteristic triad of symptoms including ipsilateral ear pain, vesicles in the external auditory canal, and facial nerve palsy.
CASE: We present a case report showing RHS additionally manifested by meningitis and involvement of VIII cranial nerve. Clinical course was complicated by acute kidney injury induced by acyclovir therapy.
RESULTS: Despite the involvement of the geniculate ganglion and vestibulocochlear nerve in the course of herpes zoster, and the occurrence of acute kidney injury, the patient fully recovered.
CONCLUSIONS: A complete recovery of cranial nerves VII and VIII in the course of RHS can be achieved.
CASE: We present a case report showing RHS additionally manifested by meningitis and involvement of VIII cranial nerve. Clinical course was complicated by acute kidney injury induced by acyclovir therapy.
RESULTS: Despite the involvement of the geniculate ganglion and vestibulocochlear nerve in the course of herpes zoster, and the occurrence of acute kidney injury, the patient fully recovered.
CONCLUSIONS: A complete recovery of cranial nerves VII and VIII in the course of RHS can be achieved.