Alternating Hemiplegias Flashcards
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Alternating Hypoglossal Hemiplegia + dest of c/l CST
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- @ medulla
- i/l paralysis and atrophy of mm of tongue
- CST destruction = c/l spastic hemiplegia + some degree of i/l spastic paralysis
- “A12H” + migration to opposite pyramid
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Alternating Hypoglossal Hemiplegia + destruction of i/l Medial Lemniscus
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- @ medulla
- i/l paralysis and atrophy of mm of tongue
- CST destruction = c/l spastic hemiplegia
- c/l loss of prop/2pt tact/vib from body
- “A12H” + ML
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Alternating Abducens Hemiplegia
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- @ pons
- i/l paralysis of lateral gaze &/or int strabismus
- CST destruction = c/l spastic hemiplegia
- classic “A6H”
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Millard-Gubler’s Syndrome
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- @ pons
- i/l paralysis of lateral gaze &/or int strabismus
- CST destruction = c/l spastic hemiplegia
- Bell’s Palsy: i/l facial palsy, loss of taste sensations from ant 2/3 tongue, decreased lacrimation, and hyperacusis
- “A6H” + 7
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Syndrome of Foville
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- @ pons
- i/l paralysis of lateral gaze &/or int strabismus
- CST destruction = c/l spastic hemiplegia
- ML destruction = c/l loss of prop/2pt descrim/vib
- possible CN VII involvement
- dysphagia, hoarseness, and weakness of tongue from nuc ambinguus & hypoglossal nuc destruction
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Alternating Trigeminal Hemiplegia
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- @ pons
- i/l loss of all sensation of 1/2 face and scalp
- paralysis of i/l mm of mastication
- dest of CST = c/l spastic hemiplegia
- “A5H”
7
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Alternating Trigeminal Hemiplegia w/ Dorsal Expansion
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- @midbrain
- s/s of alt trigem hemiplegia
- ML dest = c/l loss of prop/2pt descrim from body
- uncrossed CBT fibers = c/l abducens, hypoglossal, and nucleus ambiguus destruction + SNP7
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Alternating Oculomotor Hemiplegia
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- aka Weber’s Syndrome
- ext strab, pupillary dilation, complete ptosis
- substantia nigra dest = resting tremor
- c/l spastic hemiplegia
- uncrossed CBT fibers = c/l brainstem motor nuclear palseys + SNP7
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Alternating Hypoglossal Hemiplegia
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- @ medulla
- i/l paralysis and atrophy of mm of tongue
- CST destruction = c/l spastic hemiplegia
- classic “A12H”