Small chronic bilateral cerebellar infarcts
[DOC File]APHASIA AND OTHER DISORDERS OF HIGHER CORTICAL …
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Tertiary: 30% of untreated pts progress to this stage( chronic syphilitic meningitis that can be a/w brain infarcts d/t associated arteritis, general paresis (d/t invasion of brain) resulting in Argyll Robertson pupils (small irregular pupils that accommodate but do not react to light), encephalitis or dementia, sensory ataxia w/ lightning ...
[DOC File]DEMENTIA
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Classic Vertebrobasilar= drop attacks, bilateral blindness, confusion, vertigo. Watershed infarcts secondary to hypoperfusion near MCA-ACA border; with reperfusion can be bilateral and/or hemorrhagic. Hemorrhage can be intraparenchymal, subarachnoid, or mixed usually due to …
[DOC File]Organism
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Most common sites = Corpus Callosum & S. Cerebellar Peduncles CNS Pathology (Contd.) Disease Cause/Risk Factors Symptoms Buzzwords Other Diffuse Axonal Injury (2º Axotomy) Small axonal membrane tears that reseal Unconscious from moment of impact. No lucid interval. Ca2+ activated proteases, repair fails
[DOCX File]1. Respiratory Medicine - Nigel Fong
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is a syndrome of small to medium vessel vasculitis due to immune complexes which precipitate in the cold. This may be monoclonal Ig (Type 1 CG) in patients with multiple myeloma or waldenstom macroglobulinaemia, a polyclonal Ig with a monoclonal component (‘mixed’ - Type 2 CG) in chronic hep B / HIV, or a purely polyclonal CG (Type 3 CG ...
[DOC File]C&P Service Clinician's Guide - Veterans Affairs
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Lichen planus is a chronic papulosquamous disorder. It presents as multiple small flat-topped, polygonal, violaceous papules over the volar aspects of wrists and ankles. Itching is a prominent complaint. Many patients have net-like whitish patches on the buccal mucosa opposite the molars. No treatment is needed other than symptomatic in most cases.
[DOCX File]Viktor's Notes – Cerebral Vasculopathies
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), in contrast to small region of cortex perfused by internal carotid artery (red shaded area). Source of picture: H. Richard Winn “Youmans Neurological Surgery”, 6th ed. (2011); Saunders; ISBN-13: …
[DOC File]Medical Neuroscience - University of Florida
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Lacunar infarcts = small, penetrating vessels. Small lesions inapparent. Putamen . Chapter 2-6. 1. Vascular anatomy of spinal cord ... Degeneration of cerebellar vermis. Chronic alcohol. Unbalance in legs. ... Bilateral stroke Posterior temporal Lesion of “what” pathway. Disconnection from limbic system.
[DOC File]CURRICULUM VITAE
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Kikuchi S, Yamasoba T: Neuro-otological findings in patients with very small (border zone) cerebellar infarcts. Acta Oto-Laryngologica (Stockholm) 117(Supple 559):56-60, 2007. Watanabe K, Kondo K, Yamasoba T, Kaga K: Age-related change in the axonal diameter of the olfactory nerve in …
[DOC File]References for Volume I of Tobias and Johnston: Veterinary ...
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Horton JW, Walker PB: Small-volume hypertonic saline dextran resuscitation from canine endotoxin shock. Ann Surg 214:64, 1991. PUBMED Abstract . Johnson RA, de Morais HA: Respiratory acid-base disorders. In DiBartola SP, editor: Fluid, electrolyte, and acid-base disorders in small animal practice, ed 3, Philadelphia, 2006, WB Saunders, p 283.
[DOC File]Anatomy and Pathology of the Cerebellar Peduncle
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Figure 5. Bilateral infarcts in the middle cerebellar peduncle. 80-year-old man with ataxia and vertigo. A,B. T2WI and DWI at 24 hrs after onset clearly reveal homogenous round hyperintensity areas representing acute infarcts in the bilateral middle cerebellar peduncles and both cerebellar hemispheres. Figure 6.
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