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Wasp stings are ubiquitous worldwide and generally cause self-limiting local reaction. Occasionally more serious systemic reactions such as anaphylaxis, rhabdomyolysis, and intravascular hemolysis may occur, especially with multiple stings.1,–,3 Although exceedingly rare, neurologic complications of the wasp sting have been described.3,–,6 We report a case of allergic encephalitis with gelastic status epilepticus (SE) due to a delayed reaction to the wasp venom.### Case report.A 49-year-old right-handed white man with a history of left cerebellar medulloblastoma resected 10 years prior with no residual neurologic deficits presented with a worsening left-sided headache after being repeatedly stung by a swarm of wasps in the left head …

Allergic encephalitis with gelastic status epilepticus induced by wasp sting