MRI in 31 patients with Behcet's disease and neurological involvement: prospective study with clinical correlation.

Wechsler, B.; Dell'lsola, B; Vidailhet, M; Dormont, Didier; Pietté, J.C.; Blëtry, O.; Godeau, P

doi:10.1136/jnnp.56.7.793

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“…6 Consistent with the high frequency of neurological signs at diagnosis, abnormal MRI findings were frequently observed in patients with SIDs. Interestingly, some imaging patterns, such as pseudotumoural lesions and myelitis, were never observed in patients with idiopathic aseptic meningitis.…”

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Systemic inflammatory disorders in patients admitted for aseptic meningitis

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“…However, most studies consider only specific CNS manifestations in the context of separate entities, such as systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE), Sjögren's syndrome, Behçet's disease or sarcoidosis. [3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10] To the best of our knowledge, no global …”

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Systemic inflammatory disorders in patients admitted for aseptic meningitis

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“…In these cases, magnetic resonance (MR) imaging study and cerebrospinal fluid examinations may be helpful in differentiating NBD from other neurologic diseases with similar clinical presentations (3)(4)(5). However, a brain tumor can not be ruled out if the radiologic findings of NBD show a mass (6)(7)(8)(9)(10).…”

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Neuro-Behcet's Disease Mimicking a Cerebral Tumor: A Case Report

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We report a rare case of neuro-Beh et's disease (NBD) presenting as an inflammatory pseudotumor in the brain. A 52-yr-old woman was evaluated for subacute dizziness and headache. Brain magnetic resonance (MR) imaging showed a right cerebellar mass, which disappeared 2 weeks later. After a year, recurrent mucocutaneous manifestations of Beh et's disease were observed. Immunosuppressant and steroid maintenance treatment were started. She experienced two more neurologic attacks and brain MR imaging revealed an enhancing mass in the right temporal lobe. The second attack showed a good response to steroid pulse therapy, but the third attack did not respond to steroid and her neurologic signs suggested an impending transtentorial hernia. The right temporal lobectomy was performed for the purpose of life-saving. The pathologic finding of the mass was a chronic inflammatory vasculitis, compatible with NBD.

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“…Для поздней стадии поражения характерно расширение III желудочка и субарахноидальных пространств в области основания мозга. Иногда обнаруживается диффузное снижение плотности белого вещества полушарий головного мозга [2,3,8,16,17,18].…”

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