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Prions Causing Transmissible Neurodegenerative Diseasesiscussion, all the diseases listed in Table 12.1 are referred to as prion diseases even though a prion etiology must be considered tentative until the molecular properties of each slow infectious agent are well defined..

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Book 1990erebellum and CNS infection; post-infection complications and syndromes; acute viral encephalitis; neurodegenerative peripheral nerve diseases; myelitis; CNS tuberculosis; cryptococcal, fungal, and parasitic infections; neurosyphilis, AIDS; Lyme disease; diagnostic imaging of CNS infection and inflammation; and evaluation of spinal fluid.

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Infections of Central-Nervous-System Shuntsh the first efforts to drain the dilated ventricles.. During the 1700–1800s, treatment of hydrocephalus was limited to bleeding, purges, and diuretics. Head wrapping, radiation therapy, and thyroid extract were also transiently believed to be efficacious. Some of the earliest surgical efforts at con

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Brain Abscess and Related Focal Intracranial Suppurationtures in close proximity, such as the paranasal sinuses, ears, and nose. Trauma and surgical procedures may introduce infectious agents to vulnerable cerebral tissue. Since brain abscess is a curable condition, prompt recognition of predisposing factors and knowledge of the varied clinical presentat