Persistent cortical enhancement in tuberculous meningitis.
RA Suss, S Resta, JT Diehl - AJNR: American Journal of …, 1987 - ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Discussion Despite the CT evidence of extensive cerebral edema and blood-brain barrier
breakdown, the first patient had neither an encephalopathy nor prominent focal cerebral
signs. The three large areas of full-thickness cortical enhancement anatomically highlighting
the gray matter all the way down to the graywhite junction conformed to the left pericallosal,
right posterior cerebral, and part of the right middle cerebral artery cortical territories. Similar
enhancement most commonly represents the subacute stage of a cortical infarct, or perhaps …
breakdown, the first patient had neither an encephalopathy nor prominent focal cerebral
signs. The three large areas of full-thickness cortical enhancement anatomically highlighting
the gray matter all the way down to the graywhite junction conformed to the left pericallosal,
right posterior cerebral, and part of the right middle cerebral artery cortical territories. Similar
enhancement most commonly represents the subacute stage of a cortical infarct, or perhaps …
Persistent Cortical Enhancement in Tuberculous Meningitis
A Richard, S Resta, JT Diehl - Am Soc Neuroradiology
Discussion Despite the CT evidence of extensive cerebral edema and blood-brain barrier
breakdown, the first patient had neither an encephalopathy nor prominent focal cerebral
signs. The three large areas of full-thickness cortical enhancement anatomically highlighting
the gray matter all the way down to the graywhite junction conformed to the left pericallosal,
right posterior cerebral, and part of the right middle cerebral artery cortical territories. Similar
enhancement most commonly represents the subacute stage of a cortical infarct, or perhaps …
breakdown, the first patient had neither an encephalopathy nor prominent focal cerebral
signs. The three large areas of full-thickness cortical enhancement anatomically highlighting
the gray matter all the way down to the graywhite junction conformed to the left pericallosal,
right posterior cerebral, and part of the right middle cerebral artery cortical territories. Similar
enhancement most commonly represents the subacute stage of a cortical infarct, or perhaps …
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