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Severe Hypothermia in a Patient with Cerebral Relapse of Whipple’s Disease

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The diagnosis of cerebral relapse of Whipple’s disease in a 67-year-old patient was made after he presented with somnolence and severe hypothermia 4 months after discontinuing treatment with cotrimoxazole. Hypothermia is a rare hypothalamic manifestation of cerebral Whipple’s disease.

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Himmelmann, B., Brandner, S., Jung, H.H. et al. Severe Hypothermia in a Patient with Cerebral Relapse of Whipple’s Disease. Infection 32, 119–121 (2004). https://doi.org/10.1007/s15010-004-3024-1

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