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... of paralysis, or urine discoloration. There was no family history of muscle disorder, weakness, cardio- myopathy, or sudden death. Examination demon- strated mild weakness (4/5 on Medical Research Council scale) ... See full document

... Our case highlights the importance of considering early neuromuscular respiratory insufficiency as a distinctive syn- drome leading to a challenging and broad differential di- agnosis. Identifying the underlying condition ... See full document

... slow clinical course, autoimmune-prone history, absence of fasciculations, absence of neuropathic fea- tures in the muscle biopsy, and the knowledge that in IBM, the EMG may show a neurogenic process and that the ... See full document

... Weakness with a pattern of more proximal and axial involvement and rather subacute course could suggest HIV-associated neuromuscular disorders including in- flammatory demyelinating polyneuropathy, motor neuron disease, ... See full document

... clinical presentation is notably varied including an LGMD 2B presentation, early involvement of the medial calf muscle (Miyoshi myopathy), or a combi- nation of proximal and distal weakness. The pheno- type ... See full document

... On MRI, the dentate nuclei of the cerebellum and the pons are the most frequently involved sites and are usually contrast-enhancing. Lumbar puncture is help- ful for excluding alternative etiologies, but histiocytes are ... See full document

... Strictly speaking, the patient’s clinical presentation alone did not fulfill the El Escorial Criteria for the diagnosis of ALS. However, genetic testing and postmortem pathologic analysis was consistent with a ... See full document

... More recently, a spontaneous frontal intradiploic meningoence- phalocele has been reported in a 60-year-old woman with a history of multiple traumatic head injuries during her childhood. 9 The authors ... See full document

... 27-year-old man presented to our hospital ’ s emer- gency department (ED) with an abnormal gait, pares- thesias of the lower extremities, and lower back pain that had progressed over 2 ... See full document

... One year prior to presentation, he noticed that his legs occasionally “ froze ” when initiating walking. His gait progressively worsened over the year. He devel- oped balance difficulty, tripping and ... See full document

... A 30-year-old man with a history of migraine presented to the emergency department with headache and somnolence. Previous migraine headaches were infrequent and episodic, typically lasting less than ... See full document

... Vietnamese man presented to the hospital with rapid cognitive ...of clinical improvement and extension of T2 hyperintense signal on repeat MRI, detailed ... See full document

... patient’s clinical stability, he was discharged under the care of his wife and went on to establish care at a facility near his home in another metropolitan ... See full document

... can be challenging because there are no commercially available tests, and the diagnosis is typically made on the clinical history, supportive laboratory/imaging studies, and elimination of other possible causes. ... See full document

... A 60-year-old previously healthy man awoke with right arm pain and numbness. Opioids resulted in modest pain relief, but over the following weeks, the pain worsened. He began dropping things and had ... See full document

... Our patient’s MRI revealed symmetric signal abnor- malities within the pons and cerebellum. The sym- metry suggests toxic, metabolic, and genetic categories of pathology. Metronidazole and methyl bromide intoxications ... See full document

... key clinical features to consider for peripheral nervous system involvement are asymmetric motor and sensory findings, patchy distribution of sensory changes, and pre- dominantly distal ... See full document

... A 67-year-old man was admitted to the medical inten- sive care unit at a hospital in eastern Bavaria. The patient presented with back pain, fever (38.7°C, 101.7°F), disorientation regarding time, ... 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

... Clinical examination revealed normal cranial nerves and upper limbs and bilateral pitting pedal edema up to the midshin. Medical Research Council power was 4/5 hip flexors and extensors, 3/5 at knees, and 1 – 2/5 ... See full document