Case report reveals a brainstem lesion in neuroborreliosis, indicating a diagnostic challenge for clinicians.
Neuroborreliosis is an uncommon manifestation of Lyme disease, typically presenting with peripheral neuritis, radiculopathy and/or meningitis. We present an atypical case of central nervous system involvement characterized by a mass-like brainstem lesion and additional supratentorial white matter lesions, radiologically mimicking an inflammatory demyelinating process and posing a significant diagnostic challenge.
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