Presentation
Complaint of vomiting and imbalance while walking. History of pulmonary tuberculosis.
Patient Data
Age: 40 years
Gender: Male
From the case:
Tuberculoma - intraventricular
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Intensely enhancing lesions are seen in the atrium and temporal horns of both lateral ventricles which shows heterogeneously hyperintense signal on the T2W and FLAIR images. A small enhancing lesion is also seen in the right cerebellum. These findings most likely represent tuberculoma.
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Follow up scan after few months of anti-tuberculosis medications shows significant improvement in the enhancing lesions at both the lateral ventricles.
Case Discussion
The imaging findings represents intraventricular and right cerebellar tuberculomas. The follow up scans after treatment for tuberculosis the lesions shows significant improvement.
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