Management of Neurologic Diseases
Summary
- Most common parenchymal mass lesions associated with AIDS are cerebral toxoplasmosis, followed by primary CNS lymphoma (PCNSL)
- MRI typically reveals ≥ 1 enhancing lesion(s) with deformation of the surrounding brain tissue caused by mass effect and edema
- Etiology cannot be definitively determined using MRI Treatment
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Keywords: Cancer, IRIS, Neurologic Complications