Physical Examination On presentation, Mischief weighed 7.0 kg with no weight loss since his previous examination a few months previously and a body condition score of 4/5. Dehydration was estimated to be 5% to 7%. Generalized weakness and neck ventroflexion were noted. Pulse rate, breath rate, and rectal temperature were normal. Blood pressure measurement was 140/85. All other physical examinat...

A young male developed hearing loss, vertigo, headache and facial palsy. Neurological examination did not show any abnormalities. Two years later, cervical lymphadenopathy, hepatosplenomegaly and atypical lymphocytes in peripheral blood revealed leukemia. At the same time, acquired ichthyosis was observed. Subsequently, neurological abnormalities revealed myelopathy associated with HTLV-1, due ...

Tuberous sclerosis is a complex neurological disorder with epilepsy, mental retardation, dermatological and neurological manifestations. Here we present a rare case where tuberous sclerosis presented as a case of obsessive compulsive disorder and the diagnosis of tuberous sclerosis was made on investigation and examination.

OBJECTIVE To ascertain whether specific abnormalities (ie, cramped synchronized general movements [GMs]) can predict cerebral palsy and the severity of later motor impairment in preterm infants affected by brain lesions. DESIGN Traditional neurological examination was performed, and GMs were serially videotaped and blindly observed for 84 preterm infants with ultrasound abnormalities from bir...

Thirty men who presented with erectile impotence to the urological department underwent a thorough urological, angiological, and neurological examination with complementary neurophysiological tests of somatosensory and sympathetic and parasympathetic function. Most had vascular and neurological abnormalities. Clinical findings and electrophysiological tests for autonomic dysfunction had the hig...

Bacterial meningitis is associated with disabling sequelae in a significant proportion of patients. It is associated with high mortality, risk of neuropsychological sequelae and risk of cognitive impairment the purpose of this study is to assess cognitive and neurological complications in adult patients with bacterial meningitis. A total of 45 patients with bacterial meningitis and 16 patients ...

Incontinentia pigmenti (IP) is a rare, X-linked dominant disorder that presents at or soon after birth with characteristic cutaneous signs. The eyes and central nervous system are the next most commonly affected systems. We aimed to describe the ophthalmological, neurological and radiodiagnostic findings of a patient with IP and bilateral retinal detachment. Clinical and laboratory findings of ...

Aim: Anti-tumor necrosis factor-α drug treatments are widely used in many inflammatory diseases. Neurological complications have rarely been reported these treatments. Our aim this study was to investigate the neurological findings that occurred our patients receiving treatment. Methods: A case-control conducted (institutional information blinded) between September 2018-September 2019. The incl...

BACKGROUND Since the advent of computed tomography and magnetic resonance imaging scans, neurological disorders have less often been falsely labeled as conversion disorder (CD). However, misdiagnosis of a neurological disorder as CD still occurs, especially in cases with insidious onset. Misinterpretation of la belle indifférence may contribute to such misdiagnosis. Here, we describe a case of ...

BACKGROUND Ornithine carbamoyltransferase (OCT) deficiency is the commonest of the inherited urea cycle disorders. AIMS To determine the long term neurological and cognitive outcome of continuously treated surviving patients. METHODS Twenty eight surviving children (five boys) with OCT deficiency who had been treated continuously with a low protein diet and alternative pathway therapy were ...