Motor stereotypies in a child recovering from complicated tuberculous meningitis

T. Gailson; Pradeep Kumar Gunasekaran; Arushi Gahlot Saini; Chaitanya Reddy; Viresh Vohra

doi:10.1016/j.ijtb.2026.01.009

January 1, 2026Indian Journal of Tuberculosis

Motor stereotypies in a child recovering from complicated tuberculous meningitis

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Motor stereotypies observed during recovery indicate ongoing neurological symptoms in the child.
The child displayed noticeable motor stereotypies several months after tuberculous meningitis treatment, highlighting long-term effects.
Observational case report assessing motor behavior in a pediatric patient recovering from complicated tuberculous meningitis.
Findings imply a need for continued monitoring of neurodevelopment in similar pediatric cases.

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Case report documents motor stereotypies during recovery from complicated tuberculous meningitis in a child, suggesting potential neurological impacts.

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