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Title Slide

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Conflict Disclosure

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Similarities

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Presentation Topics

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General Considerations

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Classic Presentation

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"Classic” is Meaningless

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Why Unique?

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Neuropsychiatric Manifestations

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Disease Initiation

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Disease Risks

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Stage 1 & 2

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Stage 3

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Prevent Tick Bites

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Tick Testing

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Doxycycline Use

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Dental Staining

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Don't Delay Treatment

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Negative Test

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Sofia Lyme FIA

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Testing Options

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Atypical

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PANS-Like

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Atypical Erythema Migrans

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Multi-Focal Erythema Migrans

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Urticaria or Erythema Migrans

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Lyme Mono-Arthritis

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Bell's Palsy

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Lyme Carditis

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Third-Degree Heart Block

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Buried P waves

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Carditis Details

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More Carditis Details

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Summary

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Additional Important Resources

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Thank You

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Children vs Adult Testing?

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Amoxicillin Use?

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Seasonality of Lyme Disease?

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Prophylaxis Treatment?

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Negative Results?

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Can you build Immunity?

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Vaccine?

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Closing Remarks