Cerebellar Dysfunction in a Patient with HIV

Table 1

Shows the demographic and clinical findings, treatment, and outcome of JC virus granule cell neuronopathy reported in the literature.

Author	Age	Sex	Primary condition	Location of lesion	Treatment	Outcome
Hecht et al. [8]	15	M	Hyper IgM Type I	Cerebellar hemisphere and vermis	Cidofovir	Nonambulatory
Wüthrich et al. [9]	74	M	Non-small cell lung cancer on chemotherapy	Cerebellar hemisphere	Prednisone	Deceased 4.5 mos after diagnosis
Granot et al. [4]	49	F	Sarcoidosis	Left cerebellar hemisphere	HAART therapy	Deceased few weeks after diagnosis
Tan and Brew [3]	42	M	HIV	Cerebellar hemisphere	HAART therapy and Mefloquine	Deceased 2 years after diagnosis
Koralnik et al. [2]	43	F	HIV	Cerebellar hemisphere	HAART therapy	Deceased 13 years after diagnosis
Dang et al. [7]	25	F	HIV	Right cerebellar hemisphere	HAART therapy	Deceased 4 mos after diagnosis
Dang et al. [7]	34	F	HIV	Cerebellar hemisphere	HAART therapy	Lost in f/u 18 mos after diagnosis
Shang et al. [10]	58	F	HIV and hyper-IgE syndrome	Bilateral middle cerebellar peduncles	HAART therapy	Unchanged in examination after 10 wks