To our knowledge, this is the first case of human oestrosis on the Canary Islands, as well as the first human case described with eosinophilia.
However, the extreme cases described here with a very short (100 to 500 bp), highly diversified segment followed by a very short (~500 bp), highly conserved segment arranged as multiple tandem repeats has not been found in any other organisms.
Compared with cases described as progressive, cases described as stable were substantially younger.
There have been only a limited number of cases described of FS associated with FAEs.
To date, SUNA is still poorly characterised with few cases described in the literature [9].
As shown with the cases described here, haplogroups may provide an interesting insight to a number of genetic conditions.
Though Elizabethkingia meningosepticum typically causes meningitis in neonates, its occurrence in adult is rare, with sixteen cases described worldwide.
Limbic encephalitis is the most frequent autoimmune encephalitis with 120 cases described in the literature (for review see [ 89].
Those cases are described with more detail below.
In total n = 174 cases were described with partly incomplete information.
