Neurotuberculosis is represented by different and possibly concomitant forms, of which the
most frequent are tuberculous meningitis and parenchymal tuberculosis followed by …

The MOST COMMON intracranial form of tuberculosis is tuberculous meningitis, manifested
by fever, meningeal irritation, and occasionally localizing neurologic signs. Tuberculous …

Tuberculosis of the brain is a disease of pathologic complexity and clinical subtlety-
characteristics that manifest in the radiologic presentation of the disease and may make the …

MR studies of 6 patients with intracranial tuberculoma are reviewed. All patients also
underwent CT scans which showed hypo-or isodense lesions with abnormal enhancement …

The manifestations of tuberculosis are diverse and are reflected in imaging appearances. In
interpreting the images, an understanding of the underlying histopathology of the disease is …

Tuberculosis of the central nervous system is still an important cause of death or significant
neurologic disability. Prompt diagnosis and early treatment are extremely important to …

Central nervous system (CNS) tuberculosis is as a post-primary form of tuberculosis. It has
high mortality and morbidity rates despite early diagnosis and treatment. CNS tuberculosis …

Discussion Before the advent of antituberculous agents, complete surgical excision of
intracerebral tuberculoma offered the only chance for survival, generally with poor results …

The MRI findings of 18 proven cases of central nervous system (CNS) tuberculosis were
reviewed; 10 patients were seropositive for HIV. All had medical, laboratory, or surgical proof …

Computed tomography is a very valuable method by which the pathogenic evolution of
tuberculous meningitis may be followed, thereby facilitating its differential diagnosis and …