Publications by authors named "Chindripu Sobhana"
Article Synopsis
- The involvement of specific brainstem and midbrain areas can lead to different neurological syndromes, including 'one and a half', 'eight and a half', and 'fifteen and a half syndromes'.
- A recent case study presents 'nine syndrome,' which results from acute pontine infarcts and includes symptoms like internuclear ophthalmoplegia, horizontal gaze palsy, facial paralysis, and motor control issues on the opposite side of the body.
- The report discusses the origins of these symptoms, reviews variants of internuclear ophthalmoplegia, and examines existing literature on 'nine syndrome.'
Purpose: To investigate the probable ictal origin of unexplained episodic chest pain and if possible to lateralize and localize the epileptic focus.
Methods: A 14 year old boy presented with episodic short lasting localized chest pain. His cardiac and other systemic work-up were normal.
A case of symptomatic reflex epilepsy precipitated by bathing.
Epilepsy Behav Case Rep
September 2016