Presentation
Presented with seizures and have a family history of brain tumors (Father and sister) both of who died. No signs of increased ICT or any other neurological deficits.
Patient Data
Age: 15 years
Gender: Female
From the case:
Neurocysticercosis with calcified cyst
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Single dark lesion seen probably a calcified cyst.
Case Discussion
Previous MRI scans showed grey and white matter edema (Brain tumors show predominant white matter edema)
CT scanning showed a cyst.
Patient was followed through three years. No growth found.
Was diagnosed to have a calcified cyst.
Patient doing good with antiepileptics.