The Approach to the Patient With HIV With Specific Symptom Complexes/Common Presentations
Summary
- Neurologic manifestations of HIV infection may have various causes (Table 2)
- Space-occupying brain lesions in persons with AIDS may be caused by CNS lymphoma, CNS toxoplasmosis, and progressive multifocal leukoencephalopathy
- Other causes of CNS mass lesions in HIV infection include tuberculomas, cryptococcomas, bacterial brain abscess, syphilis, and primary or metastatic brain tumors
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Keywords: Neurologic Complications