Lesion Description | Location of lesion |
Fasciculations | |
Loss of pain and sensation on left, loss of position sense on right, babinsky on right | |
Atrophy and weakness in arms and hands, loss of sensation in upper extremities in early adulthood | |
Atrophied limb with hyperreflexia and spasticity | |
Bilateral paralysis and loss of pain and temperature with persisting fine point descrimination and proprioception | |
Patient experiences loss of sensation in feet then legs then knee and fingers, 'stocking glove' | |
7-10 days after infection, weakness develops in legs, ascends to trunk and arms | |
Pt complains of droopy eyelids, double vision, difficulty swallowing, slurring of speech, and shortness of breath, which worsens with fatigue | |
Slowly developing leg weakness, aching or stiff muscles exacerbated by activity. Fatigue only after protracted exercise, prominant dry mouth, small cell lunc carcinoma | |
Mild form of Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy | |
| Lesion Description | Location of lesion |
Inflamed muscle biopsy with T cell infiltrate, adult onset, muscle weakness in proximal muscles and neck flexors. Dysphagia. | |
Bradykinesia, difficulty initiating movement and tremor | |
Inappropriate laughing or crying | |
Left hemiparesis, Right 3rd nerve palsy | |
Left hemiparesis. Loss of left proprioception, fine sense. Weakness on tongue (deviates to right) | |
Upon looking to the left, right eye does not cross the midline. Looking to the right, the left eye does not cross the midline | |
Loss of pain and temp on right body, left face. Left facial paralysis. Ataxia. Left horner's syndrome. | |
Necrotic muscle fiber, disease only present in boys | |
Acute onset of proximal muscle weakness, skin rash, B-lymphocyte inflammation of muscles. High association with carcinoma | |
Loss of pain and temp on right face; loss of pain and temp on left body. Hoarseness and dysphagia. Ataxia and vertigo. Horner's syndrome affecting right face | |
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