Translational Biomedicine · 2015 · 10 citations · 55 references
MedicineNeurologyNeuroscienceNeuro-ophthalmologyNeuromuscular DisordersNeuropathologyDemyelinating DiseasesDemyelinating DisordersIntracranial HypertensionNeurological AssessmentNeurological ExaminationOptic NeuropathiesCentral Pontine MyelinolysisNeurological Head ExaminationNeurological HistoryNeurological PathogenesisOptic Disc ChangesOptic Disc ImagingOptic Nerve DemyelinationOptic Nerve Examination
When trying to diagnosis a patient with PM, examining physical symptoms and neurological complications may often be the simplest route. The most common symptoms seen in PM patients are tremor and quadriplegia In patients suspected of early PM, the new concept of fundoscopy may reveal optic disc changes suggestive of raised intracranial hypertension.
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