September 17, 2025Neurocritical CareOpen Access

Clinical Features and Outcomes in Adult Patients with Autoimmune Encephalitis Requiring Intensive Care: A Retrospective Cohort Study

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Retrospective cohort analysis reveals clinical predictors of poor outcomes in autoimmune encephalitis patients, indicating key intervention targets.

Favorable outcomes at 6 months were found in 72.4% of patients, while 27.6% experienced poor outcomes based on mRS scores.
Patients with poor outcomes were significantly older and had higher incidences of tumors and mechanical ventilation needs.
Key predictors for poor prognosis included age, tumor presence, and ICU length of stay, identified through multivariate logistic regression.
This analysis highlights the necessity of early identification of high-risk autoimmune encephalitis patients for timely interventions.

Qin et al. (2025) studied this question.

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September 17, 2025Neurocritical CareOpen Access

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Retrospective cohort analysis reveals clinical predictors of poor outcomes in autoimmune encephalitis patients, indicating key intervention targets.

Favorable outcomes at 6 months were found in 72.4% of patients, while 27.6% experienced poor outcomes based on mRS scores.
Patients with poor outcomes were significantly older and had higher incidences of tumors and mechanical ventilation needs.
Key predictors for poor prognosis included age, tumor presence, and ICU length of stay, identified through multivariate logistic regression.
This analysis highlights the necessity of early identification of high-risk autoimmune encephalitis patients for timely interventions.

Qin et al. (2025) studied this question.

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