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[Case of the month: headache, amnesia and dysphasia following aortic valve replacement. Diagnosis: herpes simplex encephalitis].

Friðrik Thor Sigurbjörnsson, Már Kristjánsson, Maríanna Garðarsdóttir, and Tómas Guðbjartsson

Laeknabladid 96(11):699-700 (2010) PMID 21081793

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