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Multiple Cerebral Tuberculomas Presenting with Paradoxical Expansion : A Case Report Kazuo GOTOH 1 , Iwao NISHIURA 1 , Norikazu NAGATA 2 , Atsushi YAMAMOTO 2 , Masahiro KAWANISHI 2 , Hajime HANDA 2 1Division of Neurosurgery, Takeda General Hospital 2Division of Pathology, Takeda General Hospital Keyword: cerebral tuberculoma , paradoxical expansion , PCR , multiple tuberculoma pp.1075-1079
Published Date 2001/11/10
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1436902127
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A 24-year-old male presented with headache. He had been treated with antituberculous drugs for 19months. MRI revealed 4 intracranial Gd-DTPA enhanced lesions surrounded by massive edema in theright frontal, both occipital and left basal ganglionic regions. Digital subtraction angiography showed notumor stain. Two procedures for tumor resection were performed for the right frontal and left occipital re-gions, the latter of which definitively diagnosed by the polymerase chain reaction method. The tumorswere well demarcated, showed a rough surface, and were elastically hard. The two residual lesions re-sponded differently to chemotherapy. The lesion in the right occipital region decreased in size, while theother in the left basal ganglionic region continued to grow gradually 26 months after the antituberculouschemotherapy was started. According to previous reports, treatment should be continued for as long as12-30 months in cases showing paradoxical expansion. In this case, the left basal ganglionic lesion beganto decrease in size after 28 months of administration of anti-tuberculous drugs. We report successful treat-ment of a case of multiple tuberculomas presenting with paradoxical expansion managed by a combinationof surgery and continuous chemotherapy.


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