Seeing elephants and drinking water from a porcelain vase - A case of septin-7 antibody-associated encephalitis presenting as a severe disorganized psychosis
Abstract
Identifying autoimmune encephalitis (AIE) in patients with predominant psychiatric symptoms poses a diagnostic challenge for psychiatrists and neurologists, especially when CSF and MRI fi ndings are inconclusive. We report a case of septin-7 AIE presenting as steroid-responsive psychosis, whose de fi nite diagnosis could only be made years after onset
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