The Canadian journal of neurological sciences. Le journal canadien des sciences neurologiques · 1998
Segmental hyperhidrosis as a manifestation of spinal and paraspinal disease.
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Schulz V, Ward D, Moulin D E
Аннотация
BACKGROUND: Segmental hyperhidrosis is an uncommon finding which is usually associated with irritation or infiltration of pre-ganglionic sympathetic fibres or the sympathetic chain.
METHODS: We report two cases of segmental hyperhidrosis with striking clinical features.
RESULTS: In one case, a mesothelioma produced ipsilateral simultaneous underactivity and overactivity of sympathetic outflow and in the other case a thoracic central disc herniation was probably responsible for a band of sweating which clearly extended beyond the segmental level of injury.
CONCLUSION: Segmental hyperhidrosis should trigger a search for structural disease in the spinal and paraspinal region.
METHODS: We report two cases of segmental hyperhidrosis with striking clinical features.
RESULTS: In one case, a mesothelioma produced ipsilateral simultaneous underactivity and overactivity of sympathetic outflow and in the other case a thoracic central disc herniation was probably responsible for a band of sweating which clearly extended beyond the segmental level of injury.
CONCLUSION: Segmental hyperhidrosis should trigger a search for structural disease in the spinal and paraspinal region.