The patient was a 46-year-old woman, who was visited in our hospital because of progressive personality change, visual field defect, severe headache, and olfactory hallucination for the previous 3 months. On neurological examination, she had hyposmia and bitemporal hemianopia. Mini-mental status examination score was 28 out of 30. Furthermore, he had bilateral papilledema. Other neurological ex...

Background: Herpes zoster (HZ) is caused by reactivation of Varicella Zoster Virus (VZV). Segmental paresis (SZP) a rare neurological complication HZ. Case: A 58-year-old woman came to our clinic with complaint post HZ lesion accompanied weakness, burning sensation, and paresthesia the left lower limb. These complaints were felt suddenly about 2 weeks after vesicles appeared. The patient had hi...

The lesions consisted of papules, plaques, and indurated, erythematous violaceous nodules, with a linear and reticular distribution (Figure 1). The left thigh presented a hot, erythematous plaque filled with numerous telangiectases on the surface (Figure 2). No enlarged lymph nodes were palpated in accessible regions, and no pathological findings were observed in the abdominal examination. The ...

The lesions consisted of papules, plaques, and indurated, erythematous violaceous nodules, with a linear and reticular distribution (Figure 1). The left thigh presented a hot, erythematous plaque filled with numerous telangiectases on the surface (Figure 2). No enlarged lymph nodes were palpated in accessible regions, and no pathological findings were observed in the abdominal examination. The ...

• In the awake, asymptomatic patient who is without neck pain or tenderness, who has a normal neurological examination, is without an injury detracting from an accurate evaluation, and who is able to complete a functional range of motion examination; radiographic evaluation of the cervical spine is not recommended. • Discontinuance of cervical immobilization for these patients is recommended wi...