An Uncommon Presentation of a Common Etiology : Tubercular Cerebral Abscess in Pulmonary TB

A patient, recently diagnosed with Pulmonary Tuberculosis and on ATT for the last 1 month, was initially admitted in a primary care setup with severe headache and altered consciousness for 5 days and then referred to our institute for further management. Extensive investigations and imaging led to the conclusion that the patient had a massive Tubercular Brain Abscess (TBA) in the background of Pulmonary TB

Intracranial Calcification in a Case of Seizure Disorder

A patient with repeated episodes of Seizures and elevated Blood Pressure for 2 days, was admitted in a primary care set up initially, followed by admission to our Institute where he was thoroughly worked up to find the possible etiology behind the presentation. Extensive investigations and imaging led to the conclusion that the patient had Idiopathic Intracranial Calcification after the possible secondary causes of Intracranial Calcification were ruled out