Pseudobulbar palsy associated with trismus.
Journal: 1995/February - Postgraduate Medical Journal
ISSN: 0032-5473
PUBMED: 7824418
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A 60 year old patient presented with an acute pseudobulbar palsy associated with trismus. A computed tomography scan revealed low attenuation areas consistent with infarction affecting the genu of the internal capsules bilaterally. Trismus has not previously been described as the presenting feature of a pseudobulbar palsy.
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Postgrad Med J 70(829): 823-824

Pseudobulbar palsy associated with trismus.

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A 60 year old patient presented with an acute pseudobulbar palsy associated with trismus. A computed tomography scan revealed low attenuation areas consistent with infarction affecting the genu of the internal capsules bilaterally. Trismus has not previously been described as the presenting feature of a pseudobulbar palsy.

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Department of Neurology, Guy's and St Thomas' Hospital Trust, London, UK.
Department of Neurology, Guy's and St Thomas' Hospital Trust, London, UK.
Abstract
A 60 year old patient presented with an acute pseudobulbar palsy associated with trismus. A computed tomography scan revealed low attenuation areas consistent with infarction affecting the genu of the internal capsules bilaterally. Trismus has not previously been described as the presenting feature of a pseudobulbar palsy.
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