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Case 10
A 31 y/o R-handed male from the Philippines presents to the NIH with a 6-month history of increasing headaches and difficulty focusing his vision. A year prior he was diagnosed with HIV and TB and was started on RIPE therapy. His current viral load is >7 million and CD4 count is 2. What does the imaging show? What etiologies are in your differential diagnosis for this patient?
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