Autoimmune Encephalitis Handouts and Fact Sheets
 | Health Precautions for Autoimmune Encephalitis Patients and the COVID-19 Pandemic | Download .pdf |
 | The Spoon Theory | Download .pdf |
 | Pediatric Autoimmune Encephalitis Fact Sheet | Download .pdf |
 | Limbic Encephalitis Fact Sheet | Download .pdf |
 | First Aid Tool Kit~ Patient Resource Guide to managing AE | Download .pdf |
 | IAES Poster The IAES poster may be printed and distributed (ie. hospitals, doctor’s office, clinics, etc.) to raise awareness of Autoimmune Encephalitis through the social media avenues IAES provides. | Download .pdf |
 | AE Symptoms | Download .pdf |
 | AE is refractory to anti-psychotic medication | Download .pdf |
 | Recovery and Relapse | Download .pdf |
 | What is AE | Download .pdf |
 | Living with Brain Injury | Download .pdf |
 | A letter from your Brain | Download .pdf |
 | Anti-NMDAr Encephalitis Fact Sheet | Download .pdf |
 | Benefits of Cognitive Exercises for AE Patients | Download .pdf |
 | The Cat in the Hat on Autoimmune Encephalitis | Download .pdf |
 | Seizure Fact Sheet | Download .pdf |
IAES/PNK Partnership Handouts
 | The "Immune" in Autoimmune Encephalitis: The role of T and B Cells | Download .pdf |
 Figure 1: The blood-brain barrier is made up of endothelial cells that are tightly connected to each other by tight junction proteins (purple). These tight connections prevent unwanted substances from traveling between the blood and the brain. Different types of transporter proteins (yellow & blue) shuttle only certain types of molecules between the blood and brain. | Sleep and the Blood Brain Barrier (BBB) | Download .pdf |
 | Memory Loss in Autoimmune Encephalitis | Download .pdf |
 | Diagnosing autoimmune encephalitis: a role for 18F-FDG PET imaging | Download .pdf |
