Isolated intracranial hypertension in neurobrucellosis | Synapse
January 18, 2026
Isolated intracranial hypertension in neurobrucellosis
Key Points
To evaluate the presentation and management of isolated intracranial hypertension in neurobrucellosis.
Clinical case analysis of neurobrucellosis cases
Assessment of symptoms like headache and papilledema
Evaluation of steroid treatment outcomes
Isolated intracranial hypertension was identified without fever or meningeal signs
Symptoms included headache, diplopia, and papilledema
Corticosteroids appear beneficial for symptom management
Abstract
Neurobrucellosis can present as raised intracranial pressure (headache, diplopia, and papilledema) without fever or meningeal signs. Steroids might be helpful in the management.