A challenge of differential diagnosis: Neurological involvement in a HIV positive case

Merve Mert; Seichan Chousein Memetali; Hüseyin Aytaç Erdem; Rasim Tunçel; Cenk Erarslan; Meltem Taşbakan; Hasan Pullukçu

doi:10.5222/ankem.2020.071

January 1, 2020ANKEM DergisiOpen Access

A challenge of differential diagnosis: Neurological involvement in a HIV positive case

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Assess the clinical complexities and differential diagnostic challenges associated with neurological complications in an HIV-positive patient amid increasing regional infection rates.
Documented the clinical evaluation and differential diagnostic procedure for neurological symptoms presented by an individual confirmed with HIV infection.
Outlined diagnostic pathways required to distinguish overlapping neurological conditions in the setting of HIV-induced immunosuppression.
Highlighted the clinical significance of recognizing varied central nervous system presentations as HIV infection prevalence increases.

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Case report demonstrates diagnostic challenges of neurological manifestations in HIV, highlighting the need for careful differential evaluation amid rising infections.

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