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Moammar Al Aamri1, Vivek Mathew2, Shahid Iqbal2

  • 1Internal Medicine, Sultan Qaboos Hospital, Salalah, OMN.

Cureus
|May 6, 2024
PubMed
概括

一个罕见的神经菌病例模仿了异常性内高血压 (IIH). 通过CSF分析和抗生素治疗及时诊断导致完全康复,强调了CSF研究在IIH评估中的重要性.

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布鲁塞拉 布鲁塞拉是什么意思csf 细胞化 细胞化异常发病的内高血压.脑膜炎是一种脑膜炎.神经细胞结核病是神经细胞结核病.脑中的伪瘤

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