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case_images: Brain MRI and immunofluorescence of anti-mGluR5 antibodies in the patient. (A-I) Brain MRI at the time of initial presentation, showing lesions on the whole of the brain. (J, K) Immunofluorescence against mGluR5 in (J) cerebrospinal fluid (1:32) and (K) serum (1:1,000).
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case_images: Romberg's test or Straight-Line-Walking test when she was hospitalized for the disease course of 11 weeks. Repeat cranial MRIs showed no lesion in the brain (Figures 1A-I). The cell count in the CSF was normal, and antibodies were detected against proteins related to autoimmune mGluR5 encephalitis (1:1,000 in serum and 1:32 in CSF; Figures 1J, K).