HIV-assocated lymphoma : a case report

Abstract

We report the case of a 3'/2-year-old boy who presented with Midden onset of headache. Fever and swelling of the left eye. He had complete opthalmoplegia of the left eye and 6th cranial nerve paralysis in the right eye. He was thought to have cavenous sinus thrombosis but CT findings suggestive of lymphoma led to the correct diagnosis of HIV associated Lymphoma. It views of the rising incidence of HIV infection and the protein clinical manifestations, it is advised that all patients with disseminated rumour masses should be screened for the HIV virus, and CT examination should be made available to patients.