Acta neurologica Taiwanica · 2010
Recurrent multiple cranial neuropathies in a diabetic patient.
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Tu Min-Chien, Chang Yung-Yee, Lin Tsu-Kung
Аннотация
PURPOSE: Multiple cranial neuropathies is one of the neurological complications among diabetic patients. Symptoms of multiple cranial neuropathies may cause great anxiety for these patients and often appear to be a serious problem from a diagnostic and therapeutic point of view. A correct and timely diagnosis of the underlying cause of cranial nerve palsy in these patients is crucial because of the realistic threat of devastating neurologic conditions.
CASE REPORT: Recurrent cranial neuropathies involving different cranial nerves are unusual. In this case report, we present a diabetic patient with four episodes of recurrent cranial neuropathies including two times of facial neuropathies and two episodes of external ophthalmoplegia within 2 years.
CONCLUSION: Diabetic cranial neuropathies may appear in a recurrent pattern; spontaneous remission is the rule.
CASE REPORT: Recurrent cranial neuropathies involving different cranial nerves are unusual. In this case report, we present a diabetic patient with four episodes of recurrent cranial neuropathies including two times of facial neuropathies and two episodes of external ophthalmoplegia within 2 years.
CONCLUSION: Diabetic cranial neuropathies may appear in a recurrent pattern; spontaneous remission is the rule.