El hipoparatiroidismo es una enfermedad rara, siendo su causa más común la posquirúrgica. También puede deberse a causas autoinmunes, genéticas o funcionales manifestándose con gran variedad de síntomas como neuropsiquiátricos, irritación neuromuscular e inclusive en órganos diana dependiendo las alteraciones bioquímicas y tiempo evolución. Una complicaciones del crónico presencia calcificacion...

BACKGROUND Fahr's disease (FD), or primitive idiopathic calcification of the basal ganglia, is a rare neurodegenerative syndrome characterized by the presence of idiopathic bilateral and symmetrical cerebral calcifications. CASE REPORT We describe the case of 43-year-old woman presenting with psychiatric symptoms, disorganized behavior, and migraine. Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) examinati...

The homological ideals associated with some Nakayama algebras are characterized and enumerated via integer specializations of suitable Brauer configuration algebras. In addition, it is shown how the number these can be connected process categorification Fibonacci numbers defined by Ringel Fahr.

Las calcificaciones ganglio basales pueden ser un hallazgo radiológico en la población general alrededor de 20%. Cuando se asocia a síntomas neuropsiquiátricos y motores presenta forma idiopática, le conoce como enfermedad Fahr. Se denomina síndrome Fahr el caso que sea secundario una causa identificable potencialmente tratable. Presentamos este reporte clínico mujer 69 años con aparición corea...

Pseudohypoparathyroidism is an infrequently encountered disease. It is one of the causes of Fahr syndrome which also is a rare clinical entity caused by multiple diseases. A 4-year-old man hospitalized for sudden onset left hemiparesis and hypertension was diagnosed to have right thalamic and midbrain hemorrhage on plain CT scan of the head which also revealed co-existent extensive intracranial...

Age of onset can have a significant impact on clinical course and pathophysiological mechanism of bipolar disorder. Late-onset bipolar episodes are more likely linked to medical illnesses and so are frequently classified as "secondary" forms of mood disorder. We discuss the case of a patient who at the age of 58 presented his first delusional-manic episode. He also had mild frontal and occipita...