Discussion This child presented with neurologic manifestations of his HTLV-Ill/LAV infection
without the usual manifestations of clinical AIDS. It is anticipated that as the number of …

CT or postmortem examination demonstrated calcification of the basal ganglia in eight
infants and children with acquired immune deficiency syndrome. Serial CT studies …

Echogenic stripes in the basal ganglia were identified sonographically in a 4-month-old
infant with human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infection. This lenticulostriate arteriopathy …

[en] This paper discusses MRI and CT scanning in the evaluation of AIDS patients with
neurological symptoms. MRI is the more sensitive of the two techniques but has poor tissue …

Thirty patients with acquired immunodeficiency syndrome were examined by computed
tomography. In addition to systemic disease, these patients had a variety of neurologic …

PURPOSE To review the cranial CT and MR examinations of 29 children with perinatally
transmitted HIV infection and correlate the imaging findings with clinical and pathologic data …

We report the results of a hospital-based study of 188 consecutive patients seropositive for
the human immune deficiency virus type 1 (HIV-1) who presented in a 4-year period (1988 …

The value and limitations of CT and MR in human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infection of
the brain was determined by a retrospective analysis of the CT scans (22) and MR images …

A 37-year-old human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)-positive man had a 6-month history of
progressive left-sided weakness and sensory loss. Additional symptoms included a 15.75-kg …

A retrospective review of cranial CT scans obtained over a 4 year period in patients with
acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) and documented central nervous system …