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- Claire Matata, Ava Easton, Benedict Michael, Becky Evans, Deborah Ward, Tom Solomon, and Rachel Kneen.
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AbstractThis article provides an overview of encephalitis and addresses its diagnosis, some of the common presenting signs and symptoms, and the different aspects of nursing care required for these patients. In particular, it addresses how to explain encephalitis to the patient's relatives, the rehabilitation needs of these patients, and important aspects of discharge planning. Tests that are necessary for diagnosis in patients with suspected encephalitis and the importance of these are explained.
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