Case Study | Age (yrs) | Sex | Immuno competent status | Clinical Findings | CSF Study | Primary TB Lesion | MRI Technique | MRI Findings | Biopsy | Follow up Status |
1. Tubercular encephalitis without meningitis | 60 | M | Immune competent | Increasing weakness of left half of body with acute onset of leftsided hemiplegia. No pulmonary focus. | Not done | Cns tuberculoma | Routine | Tuberculomas with encephalitis. | Not done | Discharged satisfactorily. |
2. Large tubercular parenchymal mass | 16 | F | Immune competent | Gradual progressive weakness of left upper and lower limbs. | Not done | None | Routine with advanced. | Right thalamic mass with mildly elevated chol. | Advised, but delayed /refused by patient. | Marked resolution of mass after AKT. |
3. Intramedullary spinal tuberculoma | 20 | F | Immune competent | Patient has pulmonary TB on treatment. Now presented with gradual onset of lower limb weakness. | Not done | Pulmonary TB | Routine | Intramedullary tuberculoma at C5-C6 level. | Advised, but delayed /refused by patient. | Marked resolution of lesion after AKT. |
4. Isonazid cerebellitis | 43 | M | Immune competent | Patient had tubercular arthritis on treatment. Underlying highly deranged renal parameters. patient had acute onset of slurred speech. | Not done |
Tubercular arthritis | Routine | Bilateral symmetrical T2/Flair dentate nuclei hyperintensity. | Not advised. | Patient lost in follow up. |