Teaching NeuroImages: Cytomegalovirus infection mimicking a brain tumor in a kidney transplant recipient.

Neurology

From Medimagem (V.H.R.M., L.F.F., A.B., L.L.F.d.A.), Beneficência Posrtuguesa Hospital, São Paulo; Department of Neurology (J.L.P., A.B., O.G.B., A.S.B.O.), Universidade Federal de São Paulo; and Department of Pathology (C.L.L.), Faculdade de Ciências Médicas da Santa Casa de São Paulo, Brazil.

Published: December 2016

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