We report the microbiological, biochemical, and molecular characterization of an unusual
Brucella strain (BO1) isolated from a breast implant wound in a 71-year-old woman with …

Neurobrucellosis accounts for< 1% of cases of brucellosis in children. Six new cases of
neurobrucellosis are presented and data from 39 previously published cases are analysed …

We are reporting a case of neurobrucellosis that was clinically and radiologically
indistinguishable from a cerebral tumor. The histological diagnosis was granulomatous …

Pediatric neurobrucellosis represents a common anthropozoonosis in endemic areas but
only anecdotal reports are available till date. Using appropriate search terms in the …

Neurobrucellosis is a rare manifestation of systemic brucellosis. The incidence of nervous
system involvement in chronic Brucellosis is approximately 5%. In this case report a solitary …

A case report is presented of a child (8 years old) who had a culture-proven subdural
empyema due to Brucella melitensis. The child had eaten unpasteurized goat milk cheese …

Although in developed countries the incidence of brucellosis has declined dramatically in
recent years, 1 it still remains endemic in Mediterranean and Middle Eastern countries such …

We present the case of a patient who harbored a chronic optic chiasm abscess caused by a
previous bout of brucellosis and subsequent meningoencephalitis. This patient was …

Localisation of brucellosis in the central nervous system, although uncommon, can have a
devastating impact (Ambramsky 1977; Larbrisseau et al. 1978; Bashir et al. 1985; Mousa et …

Brucellosis of the genitourinary tract was noted by David Bruce in 1889 as an indication of
the severity of the disease (Bruce 1889). Subsequent reports described in detail the …