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We compared the evidence presented recently that challenges the long-standing belief that, in 1922, two French physicians reported the first case of neurological Lyme disease with a further analysis of the original findings that were translated and re-published in 1993. Alternative possibilities are offered that could explain these discrepant interpretations on what was considered to be a landmark clinical case of historical significance.

Was it authentic Lyme disease or some other disorder?