Revista de neurologia · 2004
[Headache and fainting as initial symptoms of syringomyelia associated to Arnold-Chiari and facial angiomatous nevus].
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Villamayor-Blanco B, Arias M, Sesar-Ignacio A, Requena-Caballero I, Arias-Rivas S, Pereiro-Zabala I
Аннотация
INTRODUCTION: Syringomyelia and Arnold-Chiari malformation are two dysraphism that often appear together. Clinical manifestations are diverse although some patients remain asymptomatic for years. Syncope, supposedly due to a dysfunction of medulla baroceptors and spinal cord intermediolateral horn, is uncommon, particularly as the initial symptom.
CASE REPORT: 34 year old woman, with a facial angiomatous nevus, presented with two episodes of headache followed by syncope; neurological examination was apparently normal. MRI showed mild supratentorial hydrocephalus, Arnold-Chiari malformation and cervical syringomyelia, with no vascular anomalies.
CONCLUSION: This case, which shares some features with Sturge-Weber syndrome and PHACE syndrome, enhances the importance of the search for anomalies in patients with paroxistical symptoms and cutaneous lesions.
CASE REPORT: 34 year old woman, with a facial angiomatous nevus, presented with two episodes of headache followed by syncope; neurological examination was apparently normal. MRI showed mild supratentorial hydrocephalus, Arnold-Chiari malformation and cervical syringomyelia, with no vascular anomalies.
CONCLUSION: This case, which shares some features with Sturge-Weber syndrome and PHACE syndrome, enhances the importance of the search for anomalies in patients with paroxistical symptoms and cutaneous lesions.