Table 5.

Clinical Data of CNS-TB Patients

Age	Gender	Nation	The Main Symptoms	Pathological Diagnosis	Supplement
55	Male	Han nationality	frontoparietal mass for 20 days	Bilateral frontal brain regions Tuberculous granuloma	5cm*5cm subcutaneous nodule on the frontoparietal, skin-colored, soft, no tenderness, poor mobility, and fluctuating
27	Male	Minority	Repeated fever for more than 3 months with paroxysmal convulsions 3 times	The right forehead and parietal lobe Tuberculous granuloma	The patient fell repeatedly 4 times with loss of consciousness in the past 15 days. Radiographic results: intracranial multiple space-occupying lesions, larger lesions in the right forehead and parietal lobe
19	Female	Minority	Intermittent headache for more than 2 months with the right limb convulsed 3 times	Intracranial multiple caseous necrotizing Tuberculosis	Radiographic results:Multiple intracranial lesions in the right cerebellum, left occipital lobe and parietal lobe
55	Male	Minority	Intermittent headache with left limb weakness for more than 5 months	Right temporal Tuberculous granuloma	The patient felt impaired vision on the right side. Radiographic results: edema on the right temporal side, granulomatous inflammation with massive necrosis
81	Male	Minority	Intermittent headache with vision loss for 3 weeks	Left frontotemporal region Tuberculous granuloma	The patient had dizziness, headache and vomiting 1 time. Radiographic results: space-occupying lesions in the left frontotemporal area
41	Male	Minority	Intermittent headache with vomiting for 2 weeks	Cerebellar Tuberculous granuloma	The patient developed unsteady sitting and walking 7 days ago. Imaging results: cerebellar space-occupying lesions, supratentorial ventricles with dilatation and hydrocephalus