[Listeria meningoencephalitis resulting in complete bilateral ophtalmoplegia and locked-in syndrome]. / Listerioznyi meningoentsefalit s razvitiem polnoi dvustoronnei oftal'moplegii i sindroma «zapertogo cheloveka¼.

This is a description of the case of quite severe neurolisteriosis in an adult man resulting in the rare combination of neurological symptoms such as complete bilateral ophtalmoplegia and locked-in syndrome. The case illustrates clinical features that are special for this disorder and also highlights management of such patients.

[Influenza-associated acute necrotizing encephalitis in an adult]. / Ostryi nekroticheskii entsefalit, assotsiirovannyi s virusom grippa, u vzroslykh.

A rare case of acute necrotizing encephalitis associated with influenza virus in an adult man is described. This clinical case is one of the few published cases in the world literature and the only one in the Russian literature.

[Influenza - associated acute necrotizing encephalitis in adults]. / Ostryi nekroticheskii éntsefalit, assotsiirovannyi s virusom grippa u vzroslykh.

The authors describe a rare clinical case of non-fatal acute necrotizing encephalitis associated with influenza virus in an adult man. This clinical case is one of the few cases published in the world literature and the only one in the Russian literature.

[Multifocal central nervous system lymphoma misdiagnosed as acute disseminated encephalomyelitis]. / Pervichno-mnozhestvennaia limfoma tsentral'noi nervnoi sistemy, oshibochno diagnostirovannaia kak ostryi rasseiannyi éntsefalomielit.

Primary central nervous system lymphoma (PCNSL) is a rare aggressive extranodal non-Hodgkin lymphoma. Difficulties in diagnosing PCNSL are associated with the absence of pathognomonic clinical and neuroimaging findings of this disease. The article describes the clinical case of a female patient with autopsy-confirmed multifocal large-cell B-cell CNS lymphoma misdiagnosed as acute disseminated encephalomyelitis (ADEM). Clinical and neuroimaging characteristics of PCNSL and ADEM as well as the role of diagnostic methods in establishing the correct diagnosis are discussed.