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Inflammation of the meninges due to Sjogren’s disease. The syndrome is clinically characterised by headache, neck stiffness, fever and photophobia. The presentation may be acute, subacute, chronic or recurrent. Other neurological and non-neurological/systemic features of Sjogren’s disease may be present. Diagnosis may be aided by serological testing for antibodies associated with Sjogren’s, neuroimaging and spinal fluid analysis which may reveal a lymphocytic pleocytosis, raised protein and the presence of oligoclonal bands.
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    Meningitis due to Sjögren’s disease
    Inflammation of the meninges due to Sjogren’s disease. The syndrome is clinically characterised by headache, neck stiffness, fever and photophobia. The presentation may be acute, subacute, chronic or recurrent. Other neurological and non-neurological/systemic features of Sjogren’s disease may be present. Diagnosis may be aided by serological testing for antibodies associated with Sjogren’s, neuroimaging and spinal fluid analysis which may reveal a lymphocytic pleocytosis, raised protein and the presence of oligoclonal bands.

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