The Zika Epidemic Is Gone But Other Pathogens Are Triggering Guillain-Barré Syndrome in Colombia: A Case-control Study (S11.005)

Carlos Pardo‐Villamizar; Lyda Osório; Beatriz Parra; Jose Enrique Vargas Manotas; Reydmar López; Jorge Jiménez; Jairo Lizarazo Niño; Martha Moyano; Gustavo Ramos; Juan Rojas; Fernando Rosso; Christian Rojas Cerón; Julie Benavides; Viviana Martinez; Mario Llanos; Maria A. García‐Dominguez; Jaime Quintero; Maria Fernanda Ramos Sanchez; Jose Enciso; Daniela Zuluaga Lotero; David Acero-Garcés; Susana Dominguez Penuela

doi:10.1212/wnl.0000000000205851

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We aimed to investigate the association of emerging infectious disorders with Guillain-Barré syndrome (GBS) in Colombia following the 2015–2016 Zika outbreak.

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The Zika Epidemic Is Gone But Other Pathogens Are Triggering Guillain-Barré Syndrome in Colombia: A Case-control Study (S11.005)

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The Zika Epidemic Is Gone But Other Pathogens Are Triggering Guillain-Barré Syndrome in Colombia: A Case-control Study (S11.005)

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Cite This Study

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