Background: The COVID-19 pandemic rapidly strained healthcare systems worldwide. The
reference standard for diagnosis is a positive reverse transcription polymerase chain reaction …

… in stupor and coma, and death might occur in untreated patients. Nuchal rigidity is rare, as
it mainly causes encephalitis without … Typically, one or both signs are present. Differential …

… patients had initial presenting symptoms of CNS infection, … One patient who had convulsions
and coma before hospital … infection among the patients with or without HIV infection [6,7,…

… a long history of HIV infection, but with immune reconstitution and a non-detectable HIV viral
load, … Clinically, he had borderline myxedema coma as he had depressed mental status and …

… Participants with severely elevated baseline ICP (>350 mm H 2 O) were more likely to present
with a Glasgow Coma Scale (GCS) score <15 (P < .01), self-reported baseline seizures (P …

… Tuberculous meningitis is the most severe form of tuberculosis and often causes critical
illness with high mortality. Two primary management objectives are reducing intracranial …

… HIV infection (27.1% [61 of 230]), and HIV infection was most prevalent among those with
CNS infections… all patients presenting with reduced LOC from stroke, a CNS infection, or ME. …

… rooms and were, therefore, likely to present with moderate-to-severe symptoms. Moreover,
25 (16%) of 158 patients who met the primary outcome of disease progression within 15 days …

… , Admission Glasgow Coma Score, HIV status, admission … that noted that in HIV infected
individuals glioblastoma multiforme … In our study focal neurology was the presenting symptom in …

… The present study has shown that non-traumatic coma is a public health problem among
children in the Central African Republic because of its high prevalence. Infectious causes, …