Recurrent splinter haemorrhages weeks after a tick bite.

Neth J Med

Intensive and Respiratory Care Unit, Department of Internal Medicine, Groningen University Medical Centre, PO Box 3001, 9700 RB Groningen, the Netherlands.

Published: December 2004

A 52-year-old man developed fever, headache, tinnitus, and painful joints. He reported a tick bite contracted during a summer holiday in the Netherlands, followed by erythema on his left arm three weeks earlier. Initial treatment with doxycycline had failed and he had now developed signs of meningoencephalitis. Laboratory tests showed an increased white cell count (16.1 x 10(9)/1), and elevated ESR (51/1h).

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