1999
DOI: 10.1001/archneur.56.7.869
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Intracranial Hypotension With Parkinsonism, Ataxia, and Bulbar Weakness

Abstract: The clinical spectrum of intracranial hypotension can be broadened to include parkinsonism, cerebellar ataxia, and prominent bulbar dysfunction. As with more common manifestations of the disorder, these features may resolve after appropriate treatment.

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“…3 Other clinical manifestations include disappearance of or improvement in the headache within 30 minutes after lying supine, and cranial nerve palsies related to traction from caudal displacement of the brainstem. 9 Severe midbrain compression may result in nigral dopaminergic dysfunction and manifest as parkinsonism. 9 Coma occurs from delayed decompression of brainstem descent.…”
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“…3 Other clinical manifestations include disappearance of or improvement in the headache within 30 minutes after lying supine, and cranial nerve palsies related to traction from caudal displacement of the brainstem. 9 Severe midbrain compression may result in nigral dopaminergic dysfunction and manifest as parkinsonism. 9 Coma occurs from delayed decompression of brainstem descent.…”
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“…9 Severe midbrain compression may result in nigral dopaminergic dysfunction and manifest as parkinsonism. 9 Coma occurs from delayed decompression of brainstem descent. 4 Subdural haematoma is a late finding and occurs in around 10% of patients with SIH, 3 commonly seen in males and those older than 35 years.…”
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“…13 Other unusual presentations include bradycardia, nystagmus, binasal fields defect, 15 stupor secondary to diencephalic compression, 16 cerebellar ataxia, bulbar weakness, and parkinsonism. 17 The latter may be due to a compressive effect on the brainstem.…”
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“…Neurological manifestations include visual symptoms such as diplopia, visual blurring, field defects, or photophobia 16 , hearing abnormalities including tinnitus, distortions and sensory neural hearing loss 15,16 , various cranial nerve palsies, and even peripheral manifestations of interscapular pain or radicular symptoms 2,5,12,14 . Unusual clinical manifestations have been described in case reports and include parkinsonism, gait abnormalities, cerebellar ataxia 17 , bipolar disorder 18 , encephalopathy, cognitive changes (including one case of frontotemporal dementia [FTD]) 19 , obtundation and coma 11,[20][21][22][23] . Only one case of death related to SIH has been published to date 24 .…”
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