Diseases of the central nervous system (CNS) in patients infected with the human
immunodeficiency virus (HIV) result directly from HIV itself or from a variety of opportunistic …

Central nervous system infections account for 1% of primary hospital admissions and 2% of
nosocomial infections and when encountered require prompt diagnosis and initiation of …

Fungal infections of the central nervous system (CNS) are rare in the general population and
are invariably secondary to primary focus elsewhere, usually in the lung or intestine. Except …

Three previously normal patients with cryptococcal meningitis had intracranial lesions on
computed tomography and magnetic resonance imaging that persisted for> 5 years after …

Intraventricular tumors present a diagnostic challenge to the clinician because of a broad
differential diagnosis with significant variability in tumor type between adult and pediatric …

A case of cryptococcoma involving the right cerebral hemisphere is reported. The diffusion‐
weighted image shows hypointensity in the central cavity of the cryptococcoma, while …

Neurologic disease in acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) patients is related
either to opportunistic pathogens or to direct central nervous system (CNS) invasion by the …

ABSTRACT CONTEXT: Central nervous system (CNS) infectious diseases have high
prevalence in developing countries and their proper diagnosis and treatment are very …

The incidence of cryptococcosis has risen sharply together with the growing number of
patients with Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome (AIDS). Cryptococcal meningitis is …

Purpose: Our goal was to describe the involvement of the dentate nuclei in AIDS patients
with CNS cryptococcosis since this finding has not been emphasized in previous …