Part 4 · The Nervous System I — Headaches, Fits, Nerves and Muscles
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Tuberculous meningitis often develops over days to weeks with headache, fever, vomiting, cranial neuropathy, altered sensorium, hydrocephalus, basal enhancement, infarcts or hyponatraemia. Large-volume CSF should be sent for Xpert MTB/RIF Ultra and culture, but a negative test does not exclude TBM.
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