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August 19, 2025European Journal of Case Reports in Internal MedicineOpen Access

Rapidly progressive primary central nervous system vasculitis: a rare case with multifocal small and medium vessel involvement

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SBSara BashierDubai Medical College SSSyed SamiullahDubai Medical College MHMaitha Al HajMohammed Bin Rashid University of Medicine and Health Sciences

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Case report illustrates the challenges of diagnosing and treating primary CNS vasculitis, highlighting the importance of early intervention and monitoring.

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The patient showed rapid neurological decline despite aggressive immunosuppressive therapy for primary CNS vasculitis.
Cerebral imaging revealed multiple infarcts and arterial beading, typical for primary CNS vasculitis, during hospital evaluation.
Cerebrospinal fluid analysis indicated elevated protein and IgG levels, which are significant for diagnosing primary CNS vasculitis.
This case underlines the need for improved diagnostic strategies and treatment approaches for preventing irreversible neurological damage.

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Bashier et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68af494dad7bf08b1ead4d57 https://doi.org/10.12890/2025_005384

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Case report illustrates the challenges of diagnosing and treating primary CNS vasculitis, highlighting the importance of early intervention and monitoring.

Rapidly progressive primary central nervous system vasculitis: a rare case with multifocal small and medium vessel involvement

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Rapidly progressive primary central nervous system vasculitis: a rare case with multifocal small and medium vessel involvement

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