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A 35-year-old HIV-positive man is brought to the clinic by his partner because of a 6-month
history of progressive memory loss and incontinence. He is taking zidovudine and a protease
inhibitor. He first noticed difficulties with handwriting. Neurologic examination demonstrates
deficits in cognitive and fine motor control functions. Laboratory investigations show a CD4 cell
count of 25/mm3. MRI studies reveal moderate brain atrophy but no focal lesions. A lumbar
puncture shows no cerebrospinal fluid abnormalities. Which of the following is the most likely
diagnosis?
A. CMV encephalitis
B. Cryptococcal meningoencephalitis
C. HIV encephalitis
D. HIV myelopathy
E. Primary brain lymphoma
F. Progressive multifocal leukoencephalopathy
G. Toxoplasmosis


  #2

D-HIV myelopathy

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  #3

D

  #4

Yes, D.

  #5

I would go for C , as there appears to be a serious cognitive dysfunction.

  #6

it should be C. HIV encephalitis

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  #7

. HIV encephalitis


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  #8

Ans C Hiv encephlopathy

  #9

yup Cnod







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