After evaluating 20 children with Lyme neuroborreliosis, European researchers write...........

Thanks to Georgia Lyme Disease Association for the following comment.

"New study: After evaluating 20 children with Lyme neuroborreliosis, European researchers write, "Intellectual skills, memory, and executive functions of children after an episode of LNB were within the normal range. In the subcategory of working memory, children after an episode of LNB performed worse than controls. The questionnaires did not reveal behavior or psychiatric problems, although there was a tendency that children after an episode of LNB had more physical complaints."

The researchers concluded, "Most children had a good cognitive, emotional, and behavioral outcome."

Though each case was at least 4 months old, it's unclear how long each individual child had been infected with Lyme disease nor over what period of time (days, weeks, months?) the children were evaluated. We were unable to access the full study to answer these and other questions."

https://www.thieme-connect.com/DOI/DOI?10.1055%2Fs-0033-1349724