PANS/PANDAS

Cross-source consensus on PANS/PANDAS from 1 sources and 10 claims.

1 sources · 10 claims

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PANS/PANDAS is characterized by sudden and dramatic symptom onset. — Bartonella: Testing, Treatment, and the PANS/PANDAS Connection
PANS/PANDAS treatment is described as multimodal, combining immunomodulatory, antimicrobial, and psychotherapeutic approaches. — Bartonella: Testing, Treatment, and the PANS/PANDAS Connection
PANS/PANDAS symptoms include OCD, restrictive eating, behavioral regression, neurological symptoms, anxiety, sleep problems, urinary changes, sensory sensitivity, and cognitive decline. — Bartonella: Testing, Treatment, and the PANS/PANDAS Connection
Differential diagnoses for PANS/PANDAS include OCD, anorexia nervosa, Tourette syndrome, bipolar disorder, autoimmune encephalitides, and Wilson's disease. — Bartonella: Testing, Treatment, and the PANS/PANDAS Connection
IVIG is described as the standard of care for moderate-to-severe PANS/PANDAS. — Bartonella: Testing, Treatment, and the PANS/PANDAS Connection
PANS and PANDAS are described as clinical diagnoses that are strongly associated with Bartonella co-infection in children. — Bartonella: Testing, Treatment, and the PANS/PANDAS Connection
The article presents blood-brain barrier disruption and neuroinflammation as the mechanism behind PANS/PANDAS. — Bartonella: Testing, Treatment, and the PANS/PANDAS Connection
PANDAS is strongly tied to Streptococcal infection, while PANS can involve additional infectious triggers. — Bartonella: Testing, Treatment, and the PANS/PANDAS Connection
The Cunningham Panel is presented as an option when standard labs are negative but clinical suspicion remains high. — Bartonella: Testing, Treatment, and the PANS/PANDAS Connection
PANS/PANDAS is described as more common in boys than girls. — Bartonella: Testing, Treatment, and the PANS/PANDAS Connection