Unmasking Neuroborreliosis: Intractable Headache and Facial Nerve Palsy as Initial Rare Manifestations of Lyme Meningitis (P6-3.008)

June 9, 2026Neurology

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The study aims to highlight the rare presentation of neuroborreliosis to aid in early diagnosis and management.
Descriptive analysis of cases with neuroborreliosis manifestations.
Focus on patients presenting with intractable headache and facial nerve palsy.
Evaluation of diagnostic timelines and management approaches.
Identified cases where headaches and facial nerve palsy were the initial symptoms of Lyme meningitis.
Demonstrated the importance of recognizing these symptoms for early treatment.
Reported a need for increased awareness among healthcare providers.

Observational analysis emphasizes rare neurological symptoms in Lyme meningitis, suggesting the need for awareness for timely treatment.

To emphasize the rare central nervous system manifestation of neuroborreliosis to ensure timely diagnosis and management.

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Kesavamoorthy et al. (2026) studied this question.

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