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期刊名:Journal of neurosciences in rural practice

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ISSN:0976-3147

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IF/分区:1.3/Q4

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Despite low back pain being common in pregnancy, cauda equina syndrome is rare. Misdiagnosis and delay in treatment may cause neurological sequelae including urinary and fecal incontinence, sexual dysfunction in patients. A case of cauda eq...
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Idiopathic hypertrophic pachymeningitis (IHP) is a chronic progressive diffuse inflammatory fibrosis of the dura-mater, leading to its diffuse enlargement. The following describes a case of IHP presenting with a superficial soft tissue mass...
B Suchanda,Rajesh Alugolu,Ak Purohit et al. B Suchanda et al.
Tuberculosis of the skull base and middle ear cavity is very rare. Infection with neurotropic fungi Fonsecaea pedrosoi is rare, which usually presents as brain abscess. We herein present an unusual case of concomitant tuberculosis and funga...
Ravi Dadlani,Nandita Ghosal,Alangar Sathya Hegde Ravi Dadlani
Intracranial metastasis of a uterine cervical carcinoma is a very rare occurrence. These metastases are characteristically multiple, supra-tentorial, associated with multiple systemic dissemination, usually occur relatively late in the cour...
Kunio Yokoyama,Masahiro Kawanishi,Makoto Yamada et al. Kunio Yokoyama et al.
Brown-Sequard syndrome is commonly seen in the setting of spinal trauma or an extramedullary spinal neoplasm. The clinical picture reflects hemisection of the spinal cord. We report a rare case of Brown-Sequard syndrome caused by a large ce...
Mehmet Arslan,Metehan Eseoğlu,Burhan Oral Güdü et al. Mehmet Arslan et al.
Transorbital intracranial injury is uncommon, representing 0.04% of penetrating head trauma with a high mortality rate. Orbital penetrating injuries may cause severe brain injury if the cranium is entered, typically via the orbital roof, th...