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Horner Syndrome
Horner’s Syndrome: Recognizing a Disruption in Sympathetic Supply Horner’s syndrome arises from a lesion along the oculosympathetic pathway, leading t
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Bell's Palsy
Bell’s Palsy: Sudden Facial Paralysis of Peripheral Nerve Origin Bell’s palsy is a condition marked by acute, unilateral facial weakness due to periph
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Todd’s palsy
Todd’s Palsy: Transient Weakness Following a Seizure Todd’s palsy—also known as postictal paralysis or postictal paresis—is a temporary neurological d
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Weber’s Syndrome
Weber’s Syndrome: A Classic Midbrain Stroke Syndrome of Crossed Neurological Signs Weber’s syndrome, also called Weber’s paralysis, is a rare but well
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Benedikt syndrome
Benedikt Syndrome: A Classic Midbrain Stroke Syndrome Benedikt syndrome is a rare posterior circulation stroke syndrome characterized by a distinctive
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Gowers Sign
Gowers Sign: A Classic Indicator of Proximal Muscle Weakness Gowers sign is a classic physical examination finding that signals proximal lower limb we
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Huntington’s disease
Huntington’s Disease: A Genetic Neurodegenerative Disorder of Movement, Mind, and Inheritance Huntington’s disease (HD) is a progressive, inherited ne
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Sheehan Syndrome
Sheehan Syndrome: Postpartum Pituitary Necrosis and Lifelong Hypopituitarism Sheehan Syndrome (SS) is a serious endocrine disorder caused by ischemic
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Williams syndrome
Williams Syndrome: A Genetic Condition with a Unique Clinical and Behavioral Profile Williams syndrome (WS) is a rare neurodevelopmental genetic disor
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Oppenheim sign
The Oppenheim sign is a neurological reflex test used to detect abnormalities in the central nervous system, specifically indicating damage to the pyr