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I Gil González

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PubMed1996

[Acute bilateral ophthalmoplegia and nasopharyngeal neoplasms].

The cranial nerves, due to its location, are not infrequently involved in the nasopharyngeal neoplasm evolutionary course. In this paper we describe two cases in which the neoplastic infiltration in both cavernous sinuses brought the appearance of an acute bilateral ophthalmolegia on. This symptomatology meant, in the first case, the onset of disease. In the second one, it was the reason of consultation. Later we discuss the topographic location of the damages in both cavernous sinuses considering the observed neurological shortcomings. Finally we approach a short revision of the causes of bilateral ophthalmoplegia found in literature, as well as an evaluation of different radiological diagnosis methods for this kind of damages.

Acute Disease↗
PubMed1991

[Syringomyelia: diagnostic value of magnetic resonance and computed tomography in 5 cases].

We present five cases of Syringomyelia, three of which are associated with Arnold-Chiari malformation, establishing a comparison between the diagnostic effectivity of CT scan and Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR). In all five cases the lesion was detected by NMR, but not by CT scan. The advantages of NMR over CT scan were evaluated concluding that NMR is more sensible and should be of first choice in the diagnosis of Syringomyelia, permitting also, a better study of the extension of the cavities as well as its control after surgical treatment.

Adult↗
PubMed1990

[Convulsions and encephalopathy as initial manifestations of cyanocobalamin deficiency, without hematologic changes].

A case of deficiency of cobalamin coenzyme synthesis whose first manifestation was encephalopathy with seizures and no trace of megaloblastic anemia is presented. After a while, signs of posterior cord and polyneural disfunction were detected. We highlight the rareness of the case and the difficulty of the diagnosis because of the discrepancy between neurologic and hematologic signs, as well as the need for early diagnosis which is an important factor for observing therapeutic response.

Brain Diseases↗