All of the following are known complications of tuberculous meningitis except -
Cranial nerve palsy
Cerebral infarction
Ptosis
Parkinsonism
Ans. is 'd' i.e., Parkinsonism Complications of TB meningitis There may be infarcts in the brain due to vascular occlusion Various neurological manifestations seen with TBM include : Hemiplegia (20%), quadriplegia (19%), monoplegia (3%) Cranial nerve palsies (14%) Hemiballismus (11%) Decerebrate Rigidity (3%) Tremors (6.1%) Decoicate Rigidity (3%) Midline cerebellar syndromes (4%) Cerebellar Hemispheric Lesions (1.0%) Ptosis & Ophthalmoplegia are frequent in Coma stage in tuberculous meningitis -