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Infectious Disorders (Specific Agent): next: Infected Organs Causes: AIDS Meningoencephalitis; Encephalitis, herpes simplex; Encephalitis, viral; Meningitis Bacterial; Acute viremia; Bacterial systemic infection; Lyme disease; AIDS Dementia; Encephalitis, Eastern equine; Encephalitis, Murray valley; Encephalitis, St Louis B; Encephalitis, Western equine; Malaria, cerebral; West Nile fever/encephalitis; Ebola virus disease; Creutzfeld-Jakob disease; General paresis/CNS syphilis dementia; Syphilis, meningovascular; Whipples CNS disease/encephalopathy; Encephalitis, California; Encephalitis, equine, Venezuelan; Encephalitis, Japanese B; Encephalitis, powassan; African hemorrhagic (Marburg) virus disease; Variant Creutzfeld-Jakob disease (Mad Cow Disease)

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