Abstract
Guillain-Barre syndrome (GBS) is an immune triggered inflammatory polyneuropathy precipitated by various triggers by means of cross reactivity and molecular mimicry. Tuberculosis (TB) of any organ, although may produce features of peripheral neuropathy, has rarely been associated with GBS. We describe a middle-aged female patient in whom pulmonary TB manifested with GBS primarily without any prominent constitutional symptoms and review the literature to strengthen our viewpoint in this regard. The treatment with immunomodulators is beneficial with good outcome and thus early diagnosis and intervention is suggested.
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