Anamnesis

Identification:

Sex/Age: Female, 58 years

History: Invasive ductal carcinoma of the breast (diagnosed 2 years ago, with known bone metastases)

Current Medication: Common analgesics, palliative chemotherapy

History of Present Illness (HPI):

Progressive headache for 3 weeks

Characteristics:

Diffuse

Constant

Intensity 7-8/10

Progressive worsening

Unresponsive to usual analgesics

Associated symptoms:

Nausea

Vomiting

Recent diplopia

Mild mental confusion

Physical/Neurological Examination:

Bilateral sixth cranial nerve palsy

Moderate neck stiffness

Positive meningeal signs

Mildly impaired cognitive function

Complementary Exams:

Brain MRI: Diffuse meningeal enhancement

CSF:

Increased intracranial pressure

Low glucose levels

Elevated protein levels

Positive cytology for neoplastic cells

Elevated tumor markers

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