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Case Reports
. 1994 Sep;15(6):285-90.
doi: 10.1007/BF02339238.

Paramedian diencephalic syndrome

G Antonini  1 , M Rasura, S Paolini, M Mercieri, P Pantano, F Gragnani, C Argentino
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Case Reports

Paramedian diencephalic syndrome

G Antonini et al. Ital J Neurol Sci. 1994 Sep.

Abstract

The clinical characteristics of paramedian diencephalic syndrome (PDS) are described on the basis of two recently observed cases: one with paramedian thalamic infarct, the other with paramedian thalamopeduncular infarct. Analysis of the clinical symptoms and the results of CBF study show that PDS is a complex neurological syndrome characterized by symptoms due to both anatomical lesions and functional disconnections.

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