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Abscesso amebiano resultante de disseminação hematogênica foram ocasionalmente descritos no cérebro. Amebíase cerebral tem um início abrupto e progressão rápida para óbito em 12-72 horas. O paciente se apresenta com estado alterado de consciência e sinais neurológicos focais. Tomografica computadorizada releva lesões irregulares sem uma cápsula externa ou realce. Uma biópsia em amostra de tecido revela os trofozoítos. | |||
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Amoebic abscesses resulting from hematogenous spread have occasionally been described in the brain Cerebral amebiasis has an abrupt onset and rapid progression to death in 12-72 hours. The patient presents with altered consciousness and focal neurologic signs. CT scanning reveals irregular lesions without a surrounding capsule or enhancement. A tissue biopsy sample reveals the trophozoites. | |||
Revision as of 15:46, 14 August 2026
Amoebic abscesses resulting from hematogenous spread have occasionally been described in the brain Cerebral amebiasis has an abrupt onset and rapid progression to death in 12-72 hours. The patient presents with altered consciousness and focal neurologic signs. CT scanning reveals irregular lesions without a surrounding capsule or enhancement. A tissue biopsy sample reveals the trophozoites.
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| English | Amoebic brain abscess |
Amoebic abscesses resulting from hematogenous spread have occasionally been described in the brain Cerebral amebiasis has an abrupt onset and rapid progression to death in 12-72 hours. The patient presents with altered consciousness and focal neurologic signs. CT scanning reveals irregular lesions without a surrounding capsule or enhancement. A tissue biopsy sample reveals the trophozoites. |
