Main Neurological

Complications

Define Diagnosis

Probable Diagnosis

Possible Diagnosis

Cerebral Toxoplasmosis

Toxoplasma gondii isolation in a subject with an intracranial expansive process associated with an infectious syndrome

− Intracranial expansive process

− Fever

− Image in cockade on the scanner

− Good therapeutic response

− Intracranial expansive process

− Fever

− Image in cockade on the scanner

− Good therapeutic response

Peripheral Neuropathy

− Paresthesia/Frank pain

− Sensory syndrome

− Peripheral neurogenic syndrome with or without

− EMG confirmation of peripheral nervous system involvement

− Sensory syndrome

− Paresthesia or frank pain

− Paresthesia or frank pain of evolution less than a month

Bacterial Meningitis

Clinical picture of meningitis

Isolation of a germ on direct examination or culture

Clinical signs of meningitis

Favorable evolution under antibacterial

Dementia

Cognitive disorders of progressive installation with significant repercussions on the social life of the individual

DSM-IV Criteria

Progressive impairment of cognitive functions (more than two functions)

Impact on social life

Stroke

Presumed vascular sudden neurological deficiency confirmation by a CT scan

Vascular presumptive brutal neurological deficit without any other immediately identifiable cause

Isolated Headache

Persistent headache

Absence of obvious etiologies

Absence of fever