The Miller Fischer syndrome following campylobacter enteritis: a report of two cases.

Moersch's and Woltman's4 Iowa farmer (case I) had a Nonne-positive CSF sug- gesting an increased autochthonous IgG production. Abnormal CCT findings were seen in one patient with the "jerking stiff man syndrome",5 but not in a second one,6 and in one typical case,3 comprising marked cerebellar atrophy and an enlarged fourth ventricle or enlarged basal cysterns, hypo- dense areas in the temporal lobes, and dilatation of the interhemispherical fissure.3