X-RAY DIAGNOSTICS OF BRAIN DAMAGE IN UNIDENTIFIED HIV INFECTION

Abstract

Brain damage can be observed at any stage of HIV infection, and the spectrum of its causes is extremely diverse. Neuroimaging techniques play a key role in assessing brain lesions. The article describes a clinical case of multifocal brain damage in a patient with undiagnosed HIV infection, discusses the possibilities of various methods of radiation examination for differential diagnosis, demonstrates the most important role of a comprehensive clinical examination for making a diagnosis.