Abstract
Herpes encephalitis in neonates or young infants entails significant risk of mortality or morbidity. Prompt and aggressive treatment may lessen the chronic toll of herpes encephalitis. Unfortunately, an apparent uneventful recovery from herpes encephalitis may disguise evolving cerebral devastation. The discordance between evolving cerebral injury revealed by imaging and a patient's clinical improvement is illustrated by two patients, treated a decade apart.
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