“Paraplejia espástica como resultado de meningo encefalopatía tuberculosa con reciente fractura bimaleolar tobillo derecho y astrágalo izquierdo”

Abstract

The present clinical case analysis refers to a 49-year-old female diagnosed with Tuberculous Meningitis, the most frequent CNS tuberculosis, with Spastic Paraplegia being the main complication, which occurs in less than 10% of the patients.

An analysis of the risk factors, critical points and complications is made with an in-depth study of all the circumstances that led to its diagnosis, it will be made known all the procedures to which it was subjected in search of a physical and improvement.

It is also proposed a possible physiotherapeutic treatment for the management of the patient, all this will be aimed at improving the people who suffer from this pathology, taking as its main axis the improvement in their quality of life and thus contributing to the scientific and Research.