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Tuberculous Spinal Meningitis: A Treatable Cause of Myeloradiculopathy

Tuberculous meningitis can present with varied clinical features and a rare sequel of tuberculous meningitis includes spinal arachnoiditis. We report 2 such cases which presented in Human immunodeficiency virus-negative individuals, who had no extra central nervous system manifestations of tuberculosis. Magnetic resonance imaging with contrast plays a vital role in the diagnosis of this entity. Diagnosis of these lesions requires high index of suspicion as early treatment with antitubercular drugs may result in recovery of neurological functions.