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Emergence of new-onset psychotic disorder following recovery from LGI1 antibody-associated limbic encephalitis.

BMJ Case Rep · 2017 · PMC5388006 · PMID 28363946

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15 The published data on long-term psychiatric outcome following VGKC complex-associated limbic encephalitis generally, or LGI1 encephalitis more specifically, are scant but suggests that there may be significant residual psychiatric symptoms and that de novo psychiatric features, including anxiety and affective and impulse-control disorders, may develop. 16 Case presentation In August 2013, a right-handed man aged 57 years was admitted to hospital with a week's history of confusion, personality change and a witnessed generalised tonic–clonic seizure.

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