Lesões hipoatenuantes dos gânglios da base associadas a quadro pirâmido-extrapiramidal: relato dos casos de dois irmãos

Barbosa, Egberto Reis; Culchebachi, Maria Denise Bernardes; Navarro, João Adolfo Caldas; Scaff, Milberto; Canelas, Horacio M.

doi:10.1590/s0004-282x1986000100007

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“…Moreover, the patient with senile calcifications presented seizures and headache. Usually, the dystrophic form is silent or occur with extrapyramidal symptoms 18 . Since no associated disease was identified as responsible by these clinical features, in agreement with previous studies 7 we suppose that dystrophic calcifications in other places than globus pallidus (for example, dentate nucleus and semioval center as occurs in this patient), are related to other symptoms in adults (particularly to psychiatric disorders) [19][20][21] .…”

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Computerized tomography findings in Fahr's syndrome

Faria

Pereira

Nanni

2004

Arq. Neuro-Psiquiatr.

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-We analyzed computerized tomography (CT) findings in six patients with Fahr's syndrome. They presented calcifications in basal ganglia, dentate nucleus, subcortical region and semioval center, due to alteration in calcium metabolism or due to senile relative hypoxemic state. The image pattern was not strictly related with etiology, although some differences in dystrophic senile calcifications (the only one present in semioval center and absent in subcortical region). CT is an easy exam, has maximum sensitivity and allows diagnosis, contributing to early treatment of many etiologies of Fahr's syndrome.

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Computerized tomography findings in Fahr's syndrome

Faria

Pereira

Nanni

2004

Arq. Neuro-Psiquiatr.

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Importância das manifestações não motoras da Doença de Parkinson

Barbosa

Melo

2019

Rev Neurocienc

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A doença de Parkinson (DP) é considerada essencialmente doença motora caracterizada por tremor de repouso, rigidez, bradicinesia, e distúrbios posturais. Entretanto, complicações não motoras, incluindo distúrbios do humor, ansiedade, fadiga, apatia, psicose, demência, distúrbios do sono e disfunção autonômica freqüentemente estão presentes nesta moléstia e têm impacto negativo na qualidade de vida dos pacientes e de seus cuidadores. O processo degenerativo próprio da DP, drogas utilizadas no tratamento da DP e reações emocionais frente à doença crônica, são as causas desses sintomas. Nesta revisão serão abordados as principais manifestações não motoras da DP

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Lesões hipoatenuantes dos gânglios da base associadas a quadro pirâmido-extrapiramidal: relato dos casos de dois irmãos

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Computerized tomography findings in Fahr's syndrome

Computerized tomography findings in Fahr's syndrome

Importância das manifestações não motoras da Doença de Parkinson

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