Differential (Click to cross reference) adverse drug reaction antibiotics, neurologic complications with carcinoma central nervous system, infection of cerebellar atrophy, secondary cerebellitis cerebral edema cerebral edema, cytotoxic children complications corpus callosum corpus callosum, lesion of cytokines cytotoxic lesions of the corpus callosum dentate nuclei, lesion of diarrhea differential diagnosis drug induced neurologic disorders encephalitis encephalitis, viral encephalopathy fever gastroenteritis gastrointestinal disease, neurologic complications headache hyponatremia infection intracerebral hemorrhage level of consciousness, decreased malaria meningitis meningitis, aseptic mental status, abnormal MERS metronidazole MRI MRI, abnormal MRI, diffusion weighted MRI, disappearing lesion on MRI, serial mutism nausea and vomiting pleocytosis of cerebrospinal fluid prognosis reversible neurologic disorder reversible splenial lesion syndrome rotavirus seizure splenium of corpus callosum subarachnoid hemorrhage symmetric brain lesions viral infection viral infection, CNS

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