Spinal cord · 2005
Cruciate paralysis and hemiplegia cruciata: report of three cases.
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Yayama T, Uchida K, Kobayashi S, Nakajima H, Kubota C, Sato R, Baba H
Аннотация
STUDY DESIGN: Report of three cases of cruciate paralysis and hemiplegia cruciata.
OBJECTIVE: To stress the importance of upper cervical spine lesions causing neurological symptoms and signs.
SETTING: Neuro-orthopedic service, Fukui University Hospital, Japan.
RESULTS: Three patients (all females; one with congenital anomaly at the occiput-atlas level, one with assimilation of the atlas, and one with rheumatoid arthritis-related proliferative synovium) had clinical features of cruciate paralysis and hemiplegia cruciata. All three cases underwent decompressive surgeries.
CONCLUSION: Neurological symptoms and signs of cruciate paralysis and hemiplegia cruciata should be carefully assessed, and surgical therapy should be based on the pathological condition.
OBJECTIVE: To stress the importance of upper cervical spine lesions causing neurological symptoms and signs.
SETTING: Neuro-orthopedic service, Fukui University Hospital, Japan.
RESULTS: Three patients (all females; one with congenital anomaly at the occiput-atlas level, one with assimilation of the atlas, and one with rheumatoid arthritis-related proliferative synovium) had clinical features of cruciate paralysis and hemiplegia cruciata. All three cases underwent decompressive surgeries.
CONCLUSION: Neurological symptoms and signs of cruciate paralysis and hemiplegia cruciata should be carefully assessed, and surgical therapy should be based on the pathological condition.