Background: Mycoplasma-associated bilateral striatal necrosis (BSN) is a rare neurological disease presenting with a wide variety of symptoms, including extrapyramidal signs like parkinsonism and dystonia. While its long-term course and the effect of rehabilitation intervention are poorly understood, this case report highlights the significant contribution of rehabilitation to a favorable outcome.
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