Cerebral toxoplasmosis in an HIV negative male: A case report

Key Points

• Cerebral toxoplasmosis presented with neurological symptoms in an immunocompetent host, complicating diagnosis.
• Key evidence shows that the patient exhibited altered mental status, indicating severe involvement of the central nervous system.
• Through a detailed case report, the findings enhance understanding of the pathogenesis of cerebral toxoplasmosis in atypical patients.
• This case highlights the need for awareness and possible alternative management strategies in non-HIV patients.