Publications by authors named "G R Arunodaya"
Objective: To report the clinical and imaging findings in a patient with an initial fluctuating disconnection syndrome due to corpus callosal ischemia that ultimately culminated in infarction with persistent symptoms.
Case Report: A 40-year-old, hypertensive, right-handed man presented with transient, stereotyped symptoms of corpus callosal disconnection (intermanual conflict, apraxia, dysgraphia and construction difficulties in his left hand). Serial magnetic resonance imaging scans demonstrated the ischemic nature of the initial fluctuating symptoms and later showed callosal infarction when the symptoms were persistent.
Article Synopsis
- Myoglobinuria, the presence of myoglobin in urine, can be challenging to diagnose and is associated with various systemic and neurological disorders.
- A case study of a 23-year-old man revealed recurrent myoglobinuria linked to necrotizing vacuolar myopathy, confirmed by muscle biopsy, which showed atypical histopathological findings.
- Effective management of recurrent myoglobinuria is crucial to prevent renal dysfunction and further symptoms, particularly when no toxins, drugs, or seizures are involved, indicating a primary muscle disease.