@entity16 complicating XXXX .

@entity1 @entity2826 @entity4767 @entity410 @entity6220 @entity198 @entity303 @entity16 @entity149 @entity772 @entity194 @entity3252 @entity1292 @entity2414 @entity791
This article presents a preliminary analysis of 118 @entity791 ( @entity791 ) @entity1 with @entity16 . 86% of @entity1 in this series were homosexual, and the @entity791 diagnosis was made on the basis of @entity1292 in almost 50% and of @entity2826 with or without @entity1292 in 38%. @entity4767 (e.g., subacute @entity198 , @entity3252 , primary @entity149 ) were the most common group of complications, and autopsy findings indicated that 87% of @entity1 eventually developed CNS complications. Subacute @entity198 was found alone or with other pathology in over 2/3 of autopsied brains. Principal neuropathologic changes in @entity791 include the presence of scattered glial nodules, especially in gray matter. To define the clinical features of the glial nodule subacute @entity198 , the clinical features of 18 @entity1 exhibiting these changes at postmortem examination were further analyzed. With the exception of @entity410 , clinical manifestations were nonfocal, correlating with the diffuse distribution of the microscopic pathology. CNS symptoms most commonly followed the diagnosis of @entity791 by 2-9 months, and 11 of these 18 @entity1 died within 6 months of onset of @entity6220 . The electroencephalogram (EEG) was abnormal in 100% of @entity1 tested, while computerized tomographic (CT) scans were abnormal in 70%, with @entity194 being the most common finding. The cerebral spinal fluid (CSF) was abnormal in 67%. Early complaints were difficulty in concentration or @entity2414 which progressed in some to severe global @entity303 or @entity772 . Neither the etiology nor the pathogenesis of subacute @entity198 have been established, although cytomegalovirus is regarded as a prime etiologic candidate.
