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TUBERCULOMA OF THE BRAIN (REVISITED)

HAROLD LEHRER M.D., BHATRAHALLY VENKATESH M.D., RITA GIROLAMO M.D., and ARVIN SMITH M.D.

Cerebral tuberculoma mimics brain tumor, both clinically and radiographically.

The patient often presents with seizures of recent onset; angiograms usually show a relatively avascular mass lesion associated with considerable edema.

In 2 of the 3 cases in this report the brain scan was positive, suggesting that this will now be an increasingly important diagnostic modality.

Although the over-all incidence of tuberculosis has declined in the United States, it still remains an important medical problem in deteriorated urban areas. A high index of diagnostic suspicion as to the possibility of tuberculoma in brain tumor suspects, particularly in hospitals serving such areas, may help towards a favorable therapeutic outcome.


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