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= Differential Diagnosis =
==Differential Diagnosis==


* Immune defects
*Immune defects
** Asplenia
**[[Asplenia]]
** Hypogammaglobulinemia
**[[Hypogammaglobulinemia]]
**[[Complement deficiencies]], including [[properdin deficiency]], [[terminal complement deficiency]], and use of [[eculizumab]]
** Complement deficiences
* Parameningeal focis of infection
*Parameningeal focus of infection
* Structurel abnormalities
*Structural abnormalities
** Post-neurosurgery
**Post-neurosurgery
** CSF leak or fistula
**[[CSF leak]] or [[CSF fistula]]
** Dermal sinuses
**[[Dermal sinus]]
** Epidermoid cysts
**[[Epidermoid cyst]]
** Craniopharyngioma
**[[Craniopharyngioma]]
* Drugs
*Drugs
**[[TMP-SMX]]
** Septra
** NSAIDs
**[[NSAIDs]]
** IVIg
**[[IVIg]]
** OKT3
**OKT3
** Phenytoin
**[[Phenytoin]]
* Infections
*Infections
** HSV (Mollaret's disease)
**[[HSV-2]] (Mollaret's disease)
* Inflammatory
*Inflammatory
** SLE
**[[SLE]]
**[[Behçet disease]]
** Behcet's


==Specific Patients==
= Hypogammaglobulinemia =


===Terminal Complement Deficiency===
Can develop chronic meningoencephalitis, primarily cause by:


*Prone to recurrent [[Neisseria species|neisserial infections]]
* Enterovirus

* Mycoplasma
===Hypogammaglobulinemia===

*Can develop chronic meningoencephalitis, primarily cause by:
**[[Enterovirus]]
**[[Mycoplasma]]


[[Category:CNS infections]]
[[Category:CNS infections]]

Latest revision as of 22:01, 13 September 2020

Differential Diagnosis

Specific Patients

Terminal Complement Deficiency

Hypogammaglobulinemia