parkinsonism "plus" syndrome with incidental corpus callosal agenesis
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1999
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Abstract
A case of Parkinsonism ′Plus′ syndrome with cranial CT scan and MRI showing corpus callosal agenesis is reported. There were no clinical signs of callosal separation. The causes for the discrepancies between the lack of clinical signs of callosal separation and imaging appearances are discussed. The callosal agenesis is in all probability incidental.
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| Authors | ;Shanbhogue K R;Bennett D;Shankar V;Murugesan S;Stephen A S K;Karnan B;Srikanth S |
| Journal | Journal of global antimicrobial resistance |
| Year | 1999 |
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