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A lo largo del tiempo se han identificado distintos virus como, el Epstein-barr, citomegalovirus, herpes simple 1-2 y virus de inmunodeficiencia humana, con efectos nocivos sobre el sistema nervioso central, provocando alteraciones transitorias o permanentes de sus funciones. Reportes previos, derivados desde el SARS del 2002 y el MERS COV del 2012 sugieren que el coronavirus tiene como presentación atípica compromiso neurológico, ya que tiene capacidad neuroinvasora y neurotrópica, pudiendo ocasionar polineuropatías, convulsiones, psicosis o promover accidentes cerebrovasculares. Recientemente se han descrito escasos reportes de encefalitis aguda por SARS CoV2. A continuación, se presenta un reporte de caso con alta sospecha de encefalitis aguda por SARS CoV2. Different viruses have been identified at various times, such as Epstein-Barr, cytomegalovirus, herpes simplex 1-2, and human immunodeficiency virus. These have harmful effects on the central nervous system, causing temporary or permanent alterations in its functions. Previous reports arising from the SARS of 2002 and the MERS-COV of 2012, suggest that the coronavirus has an atypical presentation of neurological compromise, since it has a neuro-invasive and neurotropic capacity, and can cause polyneuropathies, seizures, psychosis or promote cerebrovascular accidents. A case is also reported in which there was a high suspicion of acute encephalitis due to SARS CoV2.
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