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The correlation between ischemic lesions and tuberculoma incidence on head CT-Scan and clinical prognosis in tuberculous meningitis patients: A study at Hasan Sadikin Central General Hospital Bandung 2018

Background: Central nervous system (CNS) TB disease occurs only in 2-5% of all tuberculosis patients but has high mortality rate up to 30% and often causes residual symptoms of neurological deficits, only 18% of the patient can return to normal neurological function. Computed Tomography Scan (CT scan) is the initial modality for detecting unique neuroradiological abnormalities in patients with tuberculous meningitis such as ischemic lesions and tuberculoma. Ischemic lesions and tuberculoma are associated with increased neurological complications in patients with tuberculosis and affect the clinical prognosis of tuberculous meningitis patients that can be assessed using Modified Rankin Score (MRS). Objective: To review the correlation between ischemic lesion and tuberculoma on head CT-scan and clinical prognosis of tuberculous