Browsing by Author "Castiglione, Enzo"

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    Evaluation of the Accuracy of T-SPOT.TB for the Diagnosis of Ocular Tuberculosis in a BCG-vaccinated, Non-endemic Population
    (2016) Urzua, Cristhian A.; Liberman Salazar, Paulina; Abuauad, Sergio; Sabat, Pablo; Castiglione, Enzo; Beltran Videla, María A.; Aguilera Insunza, Raquel
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    Pseudotumor cerebri como una manifestación excepcional de la enfermedad de Behçet: Caso clínico
    (2010) Durán Santa Cruz, Josefina Gracia; Jurado Orellana, Marisol Andrea; Jacobelli, Sergio; Eymin Lago, Gonzalo; Castiglione, Enzo; Valenzuela Mangini, Raúl Francisco; Gutiérrez Torres, Miguel Alejandro
    The classical manifestations of Behçet disease are mouth and genital ulcers, cutaneous lesions and ocular involvement. The central nervous system is affected in 5 to 59% of the cases, usually in the form of meningoencephalitis or sinus venous thrombosis. We report a 17-year-old female presenting with a two weeks history of progressive headache, nausea and blurred vision. An initial magnetic resonance was normal. Fifteen days later she was admitted to the hospital due to progression of visual impairment. She gave a history of oral ulcers and arthralgias. A new magnetic resonance was normal. A lumbar puncture showed a cerebrospinal fluid with a protein concentration of 14 mg/dl, a glucose concentration of 64 mg/dl, 20 fresh red blood cells and a pressure of 26 cm H2 O. The diagnosis of a pseudotumor cerebri, secondary to Behçet disease was raised and the patient was treated with colchicine and acetazolamide. The evolution was torpid and an anterior uveitis was also found. After discharge, she continued with oral and genital ulcers and was treated with infliximab. Despite treatment, headache persists
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    Pseudotumor cerebri secondary to Behcet disease. Report of one case
    (SOC MEDICA SANTIAGO, 2010) Duran, Josefina; Jurado, Marisol; Jacobelli, Sergio; Eymin, Gonzalo; Castiglione, Enzo; Valenzuela, Raul; Gutierrez, Miguela
    The classical manifestations of Behcet disease are mouth and genital ulcers, cutaneous lesions and ocular involvement The central nervous system is affected in 5 to 59% of the cases, usually in the form of meningoencephalitis or sinus venous thrombosis. We report a 17-year-old female presenting with a two weeks history of progressive headache, nausea and blurred vision. An initial magnetic resonance was normal. Fifteen days later she was admitted to the hospital due to progression of visual impairment. She gave a history of oral ulcers and arthralgias. A new magnetic resonance was normal. A lumbar puncture showed a cerebrospinal fluid with a protein concentration of 14 mg/dl, a glucose concentration of 64 mg/dl, 20 fresh red blood cells and a pressure of 26 cm H(2)O The diagnosis of a pseudotumor cerebri, secondary to Behcet disease was raised and the patient was treated with colchicine and acetazolamide. The. evolution was torpid and an anterior uveitis was also found After discharge, she continued with oral and genital ulcers and was treated with infliximab. Despite treatment, headache persists. (Rev Med Chile 2010; 138: 334-337).