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Key Clinical Message  An important part of anti– N ‐methyl‐ d ‐aspartate ( NMDA ) receptor encephalitis treatment is prompt detection and removal of any associated ovarian teratoma, regardless of size. High‐resolution transvaginal ultrasonography followed by targeted  CT  with adaptive iterative dose reduction ( AIDR ) is a useful strategy for distinguishing small ovarian teratomas from luteal cysts during pregnancy.

Successful outcome following detection and removal of a very small ovarian teratoma associated with anti‐ NMDA receptor encephalitis during pregnancy