Patterns of tuberculosis in the central nervous system

Soobia Raza; Aliyah Sadaf; Faisal Fecto; Rushna Pervez Ali; Muhammad Ehsan Bari; Ather Enam

Patterns of tuberculosis in the central nervous system

Soobia Raza
, Aliyah Sadaf
, Faisal Fecto
, Rushna Pervez Ali
, Muhammad Ehsan Bari
, Ather Enam

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Abstract

Tuberculous involvement of central nervous system (CNS), although not very frequent, results in severe morbidity. Tuberculosis (TB) is endemic in developing countries but even in developed countries, after an initial decline up until 1980’s, incidence of TB is on the rise. The AIDS epidemic, emergence of multi-drug resistant strains and immigration of people from endemic areas are some of the factors significantly contributing to this increase. Consequently, the burden of central nervous system tuberculosis has increased significantly worldwide.

Original language	Undefined/Unknown
Journal	Medical College Documents
Publication status	Published - 1 Oct 2004

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