Titlebook: Inflammatory Diseases of the Brain; Stefan H?hnel Book 2013Latest edition Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2013 Brain.Central Nervous Sys

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Spongiform Encephalopathies,tious proteins called prions which aggregate, accumulate and induce neuronal death and spongiform changes of the brain. Definite diagnosis of sporadic CJD (sCJD) requires biopsy. Clinical probable diagnosis is based on typical clinical symptoms associated with a characteristic EEG and/or detection o

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Parasitic Infections,intracellular parasites) or on (ectoparasites) other species (host). The host provides nutrients for the parasite and is injured by the parasite. The relationship between host and parasite is “antagonistic” in favor of the parasite. Detrimental effects to the host include malnutrition, organ injury,

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Inflammatory Diseases of the Meninges, typical lesion patterns, and potential complications, such as hydrocephalus, involvement of the underlying brain parenchyma, or vasculitis. In bacterial meningitis, abnormal and asymmetrical enhancement of the leptomeninges and the subarachnoid space is typical. Initial neuroimaging has to rule out

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Granulomatous Diseases, and non-fused granulomas. Depending on the disease, different anatomical structures are affected. In many cases, MRI shows characteristic pattern of lesions and allows a specific diagnosis or a very specific differential diagnosis.

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Pyogenic Cerebritis and Brain Abscess,ections. In addition to the morphological information, DWI, PerfMRI, and MRS add valuable metabolic information that may help to differentiate pyogenic infections from other disease processes. The main differential diagnoses of cerebritis include arterial or venous infarction, and nonpyogenic inflam

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Parasitic Infections,anent contact with the host, whereas temporary parasites attack the host only for feeding (e.g., mosquitoes). The cycle of life of most parasites is very complex including changes between different hosts (intermediate and definite) as well as sexual and non-sexual reproduction. There are different w