[PDF] Top 20 Relación entre los enfoques y las concepciones de enseñanza en profesores universitarios

... A 48-year-old football referee presented with a 6- week history of bilateral distal leg weakness, numb- ness, and worsening mobility, and a 4-week history of tingling in all ...while walking, ... See full document

... 58-year-old man developed progressive walking dif- ficulty over 10 ...age 48, he developed progressive gait unsteadiness, slurred speech, and swallowing ... See full document

... patient’s difficulty with motor tasks in the setting of preserved strength, sensation, and coordination sug- gests ...and difficulty imitating gestures are consistent with ideomotor ...apraxia. ... See full document

... The patient was currently incarcerated for violent assault and battery without any prior offenses. While walking, he had felt his legs become weaker before col- lapsing to the ground. Loss of consciousness ... See full document

... right-handed man presented to the emergency room with loss of consciousness after a nearly 2-month history of progressive invol- untary right arm movements and difficulty with fine motor ... See full document

... Based on the clinical, radiologic, and pathologic findings, the diagnosis of CLIPPERS was made. The patient received 1 g IV methylprednisolone for 5 days. He was discharged home on 60 mg of oral prednisone and has ... See full document

... Initial presentation. A 72-year-old man was admitted to the hospital with a 5-day history of shortness of breath. He initially presented to the emergency department and was found to have significant ... See full document

... weeks along with difficulty recognizing family mem- bers. He endorsed minimal right-sided periorbital headache but reported no diplopia, weakness, paresthe- siae, numbness, speech changes, or history of similar ... See full document

... developed difficulty with ambulation and minimal tingling of his fingertips ...His difficulty walking worsened, and he fell, sustaining an abrasion to his right forearm that prompted him to go to an ... See full document

... One year prior to presentation, he noticed that his legs occasionally “ froze ” when initiating ...the year. He devel- oped balance difficulty, tripping and falling twice without loss of ... See full document

... of these conditions is known to present with parkin- sonism. Our patient was treated for AS. However, despite having a supportive clinical picture, his human leukocyte antigen (HLA)–B27 was negative. More than 90% ... See full document

... the walking diffi- culty was most likely due to the proximal leg muscle weakness, which also explains why the patient used his arms when climbing stairs and rising up from a ... See full document

... A 57-year-old man presented with spasms of his left jaw. Two years prior, he had developed left-sided facial numb- ness followed by development of left-sided shock-like pain and then involuntary and ... See full document

... A detailed neuro-ophthalmologic history and exami- nation is critical for evaluation of double vision (table). First, it should be established whether double vision is monocular (persists with the fellow eye closed) or ... See full document

... Based on the clinical presentation, family history, abnormal laboratory data, and positive genetic testing, the patient was diagnosed with X-linked AMN. A detailed 3-generation family pedigree is included ... See full document

... This case highlights some of the inherent challenges in the evaluation of encephalitis, but careful diagnostic evalua- tion despite a nondiagnostic brain biopsy is still critically important and can lead to a definitive ... See full document

... 79-year-old man was referred to the neuromuscular clinic for evaluation of severe ...One year ago, he began tripping over his feet due to ankle weakness, resulting in falls on several ... See full document

... A 54-year-old man was referred due to a 15-year history of unexplained dyspnea and progressive muscle weakness. The patient had an unremarkable birth and development history. His mother also ... See full document

... HuD-M should always be considered in the differ- ential diagnosis of patients with subacute onset of spi- nal symptoms without concomitant signs of a chronic inflammatory disease. Our case highlights the impor- tance of ... See full document

... 65-year-old man with well-controlled diabetes presented with 3 months of progressive left- side predominant weakness accompanied by painless paresthesias of his bilateral upper and lower ... See full document