Anti-N-methyl-D-aspartate receptor encephalitis in adults: a systematic review and analysis

Giri, Yam R.; Parrill, Allison; Damodar, Sreedevi; Fogel, Joshua; Ayed, Nisrin; Syed, Muhammad; Korie, Ijendu; Ayyanar, Sivaranjani; Typhair, Christopher; Hashmi, Seema; Giri, Bom B.

doi:10.1007/s40211-023-00478-9

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“…Because epidemiological data on pediatric-onset IBrainDs is scarce, the number of eligible patients is merely a rough estimate. Incidences between 0.05-2.85/100'000 persons/year (7)(8)(9)(10)(11)(12)(13)(14) have been reported for demyelinating diseases of the CNS and 0.04-0.33/100'000 persons/year (16,17) for other IBrainDs such as pediatric-onset anti-NMDA receptor encephalitis. Considering these numbers and our single center experience we anticipate 300-400 eligible patients.…”

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Protocol on Establishing a National Disease Registry – Swiss Pediatric Inflammatory Brain Disease Registry

Hulliger,

Tscherter,

Kühni

et al. 2023

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Background Pediatric-onset inflammatory brain diseases are a group of potentially life-threatening central nervous system disorders. Overall, pediatric-onset inflammatory brain diseases are rare and therefore difficult to study. Patient registries are well suited to study the natural history of (rare) diseases and have markedly advanced the knowledge on pediatric-onset inflammatory brain diseases in other countries. Following their example, we established a national pediatric-onset inflammatory brain disease registry in Switzerland (Swiss-Ped-IBrainD). Aims The Registry aims to describe epidemiology, demographics, diagnostics, management, and treatment, since these areas remain understudied in Switzerland. Additionally, we want to promote research by fostering the knowledge exchange between study centers and setting up studies such as national quality of life surveys. We further aim to facilitate the access to national and international studies for patients with a pediatric-onset inflammatory brain disease living and/or treated in Switzerland. Methods The Swiss-Ped-IBrainD is a multicentric, population-based, observational cohort study (IRB number: 2019-00377) collaborating with 11 neuropediatric centers in Switzerland. Patient screening, information and recruitment is mainly conducted by the local principal investigators. The data collection is organized centrally by the Executive Office of the registry. The collected data is purely observational. Medical records are the primary data source. All patients who have been diagnosed with a pediatric-onset inflammatory brain disease since 2005 are eligible. We aim to include all pediatric-onset inflammatory brain disease patients living and/or treated in Switzerland who meet the inclusion criteria. Considering existing literature and our single-center experience we anticipate 300-400 eligible patients. Status Currently, all 11 neuropediatric centers have been initiated and are recruiting. As of the first of May 2023, we have identified 275 eligible participants and obtained informed consent from 101 patients and/or families. None of the informed patients and/or families have refused participation.

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