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... Her general examination, including orthostatic blood pressure, was normal. Her mental status was normal; visual acuity could be corrected to 20/20. Her pupils were symmetric with a sluggish re- sponse to light. ... See full document

... A 48-year-old woman was transferred to our service with confusion and a change in her personality. She had presented initially with several days of malaise, abdominal pain, and nonproductive ... 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

... A 48-year-old woman was admitted to our department with recurrent episodes of throbbing right parietal headache lasting for hours. The patient was afebrile and neurologic examination disclosed ... See full document

... LMNA gene result in a broad spectrum of phenotypes affecting multiple tissues, including muscle. The LMNA myopathy can be phenotypically heterogeneous, mani- festing as (1) autosomal dominant EDMD2, character- ized by ... See full document

... healthy woman developed abdominal pain accompanied by mild frontal headaches, labile mood, vomiting, and dark ...diffuse weakness, most prominent in ... See full document

... There, her examination was notable for occa- sional mumbling speech but no dysarthria or apha- sia. She had intact memory, cranial nerves, and sensation. There was moderate right arm and leg weakness (MRC [Medical ... See full document

... Dural arteriovenous fistulae (DAVF) are rare lesions charac- terized by an anastomosis between a meningeal artery and a cortical vein or a dural venous sinus. The normal antegrade flow through cortical veins is reversed, ... See full document

... right-handed woman presented to the emergency department with right arm and leg ...her weakness was a moderate-severity sensation of chest pres- sure without pain or shortness of ... See full document

... 71-year-old woman presented to the emergency department complaining of weakness and a dull ache in her lower limbs and symptoms of ascending pares- thesia and anesthesia, which had appeared ... See full document

... This patient presented with progressive symmetrical dis- tal lower limb weakness with electrophysiologic evidence of a progressive axonal sensorimotor polyneuropathy. CSF analysis suggested an inflammatory cause. ... See full document

... EEG showed generalized slowing with superim- posed bursts of left frontotemporal maximal slowing. Head CT found mild diffuse cerebral atrophy and deep frontal white matter lucencies. Brain MRI re- vealed multiple ... See full document

... right-handed woman presented to an outside hospital with a 1-week history of weakness noted while ...bilateral weakness greater on the right, and several ... See full document

... Coexistence of spasticity and weakness, brisk reflexes, and positive pathologic signs indicated upper motor neuron lesions. Muscle atrophy may be attributed to disuse. Sensation abnormalities made diseases that ... 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 ... See full document

... Two days later, the patient was readmitted to the hospital after repeatedly falling and injuring herself. She complained of difficulty controlling her body, voice, and swallowing. She denied weakness or sensory ... See full document

... The repeat EMG/NCS study showed abnormal spontaneous activity, decreased motor activation, and myopathic motor unit potentials (decreased size and duration of motor units). The sensory nerves re- mained normal; however, ... See full document

... the clinical signs and symptoms include moon facies, centripetal obesity, glucose intolerance, hypertension, hypokalemia, skin bruis- ing, acne, hyperlipidemia, hypercoagulable states, and kidney ... See full document

... The clinical phenotype is usually of a severe myopathy in male neonates, causing hypotonia, muscle weakness, respiratory failure, and feeding ...Other clinical findings include ptosis, facial ... See full document

... The patient was initially evaluated at our institute 10 years ago. She recently returned for a follow-up visit due to the concern of developing respiratory compromise. All these results were from her initial evaluation. ... See full document