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. 1996 Oct;61(4):420. doi: 10.1136/jnnp.61.4.420

Lyme neuroborreliosis presenting with propriospinal myoclonus.

V de la Sayette, S Schaeffer, C Queruel, F Bertran, G Defer, P Hazera, E Gallet

PMCID: PMC486591 PMID: 8890788

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