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Alfred BannwarthGerman neurologist, 1903-1970. Munich. Credited for discovering cases of lymphocytic meningoradiculitis with facial nerve palsies, an early description of neuroborreliosis (now known as Lyme disease) and called Bannwarth's syndrome in his honor. Related bibliography
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