Vascular permeability in active pulmonary tuberculosis.

neurologic events in all but the first clusters was statistically related to at least one coexistent complication. The interrelationship of these events makes the identification of the relative contribution of each single variable difficult. It is reported that the development of neurologic complications can be the result of low cardiac output syndrome (ie, severe arrhythmias).5,6 Vice versa, cardiac injury can develop as a result of brain damage.7,8 Therefore, further studies are necessary to elucidate the relationship of these complications.