Vertiginous syndrome in women.

Authors

  • Elsa Boyero Palenzuela HOSPITAL UNIVERSITARIO “FAUSTINO PÉREZ HERNÁNDEZ ”. MATANZAS 
  • Félix Silveira García HOSPITAL UNIVERSITARIO “FAUSTINO PÉREZ HERNÁNDEZ ”. MATANZAS
  • Adolfo Valhuerdi Cepero HOSPITAL UNIVERSITARIO “FAUSTINO PÉREZ HERNÁNDEZ ”. MATANZAS
  • Carmen T Valls Figueroa HOSPITAL UNIVERSITARIO “FAUSTINO PÉREZ HERNÁNDEZ ”. MATANZAS
  • Orestes Casañola Rivero HOSPITAL UNIVERSITARIO “FAUSTINO PÉREZ HERNÁNDEZ ”. MATANZAS

Keywords:

CRIPTOCOCOSIS, VÉRTIGO, HUMANO, ADULTO

Abstract

A patient is presented with the diagnosis of cerebral cryptococosis, a non frequent disease generally occurring in inmunodepressed patients, particularly in those carrying the HIV virus. In this work it is exposed the clinical presence of light vertigo for around three months, followed by nauseas and occasional vomits with a little of equilibrium lost. The patient was admitted in the hospital to study the vertigo. A tumor of posterior fossa was diagnosed which was finally operated and it resulted in a cerebral Cryptococoma and an a cryptococcus meningocencephilitis in a patient that at present has a normal inmunologic system

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Boyero Palenzuela E, Silveira García F, Valhuerdi Cepero A, Valls Figueroa CT, Casañola Rivero O. Vertiginous syndrome in women. Rev Méd Electrón [Internet]. 2014 Feb. 21 [cited 2025 Jan. 10];28(2):135-41. Available from: https://revmedicaelectronica.sld.cu/index.php/rme/article/view/277

Issue

Vol. 28 No. 2 (2006)

Section

Presentation of cases

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