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IVIG Administration Accelerate Recovery in Pediatric Miller

Fisher Syndromes:
A Case Report
By :
Rahmad Ramadhani
Nurul Hidayah
Ruslan Muhyi
Departement of Pediatrics Ulin General Hospital/Faculty of Medicine Lambung Mangkurat University, Banjarmasin, South Kalimantan,
Indonesia
BACKGROUNDS AND OBJECTIVES
BACKGROUNDS

• Miller Fisher Syndrome (MFS) is a subtype of OBJECTIVES


Guillain Barre Syndrome (GBS) and only
account about 5% of GBS case
To demonstrate favorable response of IVIg
• In adult study, Intravenous Immunoglobulin administration to the recovery of pediatric MFS
(IVIg) for MFS seem not to have influenced patient
patients' outcomes
• Recovery occurred after a mean time period of
10 weeks
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CASE PRESENTATION
SYMPTOMS CEREBROSPINAL FLUID TREATMENTS
A 12 years old boy with : EXAMINATION • IVIg 400 mg/KgBW/day for 5
• Dysphagia, Blurred vision, Ataxia • Cytoalbumin dissociation consecutive days at 7th days of
since 3 weeks before. treatment
• Unable to stand by himself on ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL
admission EXAMINATION FOLLOW UP
• Suggestive acute motor and • On the 4th day of IVIg
PHYSICAL EXAMINATION sensory axonal neuropathy administration clinically condition
• Bilateral ptosis (AMSAN). was improved.
• Nervus VII and IX paresis • 6 weeks from 1st symptom he was
• Areflexia able to carry out his usual
• Decreased motoric strength of activities.
lower extremity
CONCLUSION

IVIg administration may accelerate


recovery in pediatric Miller Fisher
Syndrome, and need further investigation.
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