oftalmoplegia dolorosa: relato de três casos
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Abstract
Após revisão da literatura são relatados 3 casos de polineuropatia craniana. Os quadros clínicos se enquadram na síndrome de "oftalmoplegia dolorosa", relatada por Hunt e col. ³ e que fora anteriormente descrita por To- losa7. A causa parece ser um processo inflamatório crônico de etiologia não esclarecida situado na dura-mater da base do crânio notadamente do seio cavernoso. Os 3 casos aqui relatados foram vistos, todos, no período de 4 meses, sugerindo que a freqüência desta síndrome em nosso meio deva ser mais elevada do que geralmente se acredita. O prognóstico quanto à recuperação é excelente mas recurrências são freqüentes. O diagnóstico diferencial é discutido.
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| Authors | ;Francisco Otaviano Lima Perpétuo |
| Journal | communications in computer and information science |
| Year | 1974 |
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