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abstract: Mollaret’s meningitis is mostly described in the setting of recurrent attacks of fever along with signs and symptoms of meningitis. It resolves spontaneously without any treatment and in most of the cases no causative organism is identified. Here we present an atypical case of mollaret’s meningitis in which the patient presented with headache and meningismus in the absence of fever.
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keywords: Mollaret’s meningitis; Atypical.
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title: Atypical Presentation of Mollaret’s Meningitis
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