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. 2017 Sep 21;8:462. doi: 10.3389/fneur.2017.00462

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Copyright © 2017 Hwang, Lee, Park, Kim, Kim, Choi and Yang.

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Disseminated tuberculosis case in a 22-year-old man with headache and diplopia. (A) The patient was diagnosed with active pulmonary tuberculosis based on chest computed tomography (CT). (B) Neck ultrasound shows eccentric necrosis in the enlarged lymph nodes of the neck, suggestive of tuberculosis lymphadenitis. (C) Abdominopelvic CT shows mesenteric lymphadenopathy (yellow arrows) and retroperitoneal lymphadenopathy (not shown), suggestive of tuberculosis lymphadenitis. (D–G) Post-contrast T1-weighted magnetic resonance images show rim enhancing tuberculoma [(D), arrow], thick, irregular enhancement of the right trigeminal nerve [(E), arrow], and linear leptomeningeal enhancement along the cerebral sulci, cerebellar folia, and the surface of the brain stem [(F,G), arrows].