[An adult case of XXXX ].

@entity1 @entity3110 @entity5585 @entity6551 @entity1276 @entity3109 @entity1906 @entity892 @entity3541 @entity1215 @entity9758 @entity10 @entity617
A 36-year-old @entity1 was referred to our hospital with complaints of high fever and @entity10 . A diagnosis of @entity9758 with @entity1906 was made. He was treated with @entity3109 (400 mg/day), @entity1215 (300 mg/day), @entity3110 (750 mg/day), @entity5585 (1.0 g/day) and @entity617 (60 mg/day). However, he lost consciousness because of @entity1276 on the second day of hospitalization. Emergency cerebrospinal fluid drainage improved his neurological symptoms. After two months, he again complained of @entity10 with @entity892 . Numerous @entity6551 were found not only in the cerebrum but also in the liver, the spleen and the retina. Recurrent @entity1276 was treated with a V-P shunt, and combination therapy with four antituberculous agents was maintained for 18 months. He was discharged in a healthy condition, although a mild @entity3541 remained. In addition, we examined the inflammatory cytokine levels in both the CSF and the serum over the period of the @entity1 's hospitalization. We concluded that the cytokine levels in the CSF may be associated with the progress and the prognosis of @entity1906 .
