[HTML][HTML] Febrile infection-related epilepsy syndrome (FIRES) treated successfully with anakinra in A 21-year-old woman
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Discussion: Here we report a second case of super-refractory status epilepticus due to
FIRES responding to anakinra, and the first such case in an adult patient. Anakinra was well-
tolerated with few side effects. Our results are further evidence for the autoinflammatory
nature of FIRES, and support the use of anakinra early in the treatment to prevent long-term
sequelae.
FIRES responding to anakinra, and the first such case in an adult patient. Anakinra was well-
tolerated with few side effects. Our results are further evidence for the autoinflammatory
nature of FIRES, and support the use of anakinra early in the treatment to prevent long-term
sequelae.
Discussion:
Here we report a second case of super-refractory status epilepticus due to FIRES responding to anakinra, and the first such case in an adult patient. Anakinra was well-tolerated with few side effects. Our results are further evidence for the autoinflammatory nature of FIRES, and support the use of anakinra early in the treatment to prevent long-term sequelae.
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