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See-saw nystagmus in a patient with neurosarcoidosis.

Jorge Burneo de las Casas(1), Andrew Chang(2)
(1)Henry Ford Health System - detroit. United States
(2)Affiliated Comm. Medical Center - Willmar. United States

[ABSTRACT] [INTRODUCTION] [CASE] [IMAGES] [DISCUSSION] [CONCLUSION] [BIBLIOGRAPHY] [Discussion Board]
DISCUSSION Previous: VASCULAR ISCHEMIC MYELOPATHY: CLINICAL - ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL MULTIMODAL INVESTIGATION Previous: CHARACTERIZATION OF THALLIUM 201 WASHOUT AND UPTAKE FROM SYNDROME X PATIENTS<br> A quantitative study of Thallium 201 uptakes and washouts from patients presenting Syndrome X pathology.
[Radiology & Nuclear Medicine]		 BIBLIOGRAPHY
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CONCLUSION

Acquired SSN most often occurs with parasellar or chiasmal mass lesions, but has been associated with brainstem vascular disease, head injury, Arnold-Chiari malformation, syringomyelia, syringobulbia, multiple sclerosis, and septo-optic dysplasia. Neurosarcoidosis has not been previously described in association with SSN, but may be a useful differential consideration in its evaluation and treatment.

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[ABSTRACT] [INTRODUCTION] [CASE] [IMAGES] [DISCUSSION] [CONCLUSION] [BIBLIOGRAPHY] [Discussion Board]
DISCUSSION Previous: VASCULAR ISCHEMIC MYELOPATHY: CLINICAL - ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL MULTIMODAL INVESTIGATION Previous: CHARACTERIZATION OF THALLIUM 201 WASHOUT AND UPTAKE FROM SYNDROME X PATIENTS<br> A quantitative study of Thallium 201 uptakes and washouts from patients presenting Syndrome X pathology.
[Radiology & Nuclear Medicine]		 BIBLIOGRAPHY
[Neurology]
Next: Preliminary Data On Acute Changes In Tibialis Anterior Stretch Reflex And Motor Cortical Excitability Following Balance Training
Jorge Burneo de las Casas, Andrew Chang
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