COVID-19 obscuring the diagnosis of ciclosporin-related posterior reversible encephalopathy syndrome

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Sanda Mrabet
Achraf Jaziri
Maha Aroud
Dorsaf Zellama
Salma Naija
Sana Ben Amor
Alaa Souissi
Hela Jemni

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Keywords:

calcineurin inhibitors, brain edema, CoV-2 infection, seizure

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