Progressive supranuclear palsy

A rare neurodegenerative disorder characterized by gait and balance difficulties and loss of coordination of eye movements.

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Dr. Pandit Vishal (Pt)

physiotherapist

pt 54y/M

No headache/diplopia/vertigo/blurring of vision No major head injury No bladder & bowl complain Chief Complaints C/o Lt knee pain since 2 years,increase complain since 8 months -difficulty in walking and sit to stand-(recurrent fall) -s...See More

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Dr. Jayesh Kalbhande

General Surgery

Looks like progressive supranuclear palsy Loss of vertical gaze; that is inability to look upwards; is very simple important test to distinguish it from Parkinson's disease Usually it has rapid progression causing debilitation and immobil...

Dr. Shekhar Verma

Emergency Medicine

79 yof, bedridden (immobile) presented with one day of speaking very little, plus no eating or drinking. Cold sweat. Fam...See More

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Dr. Raghav Yelamanchi

General Practice

identify this sign seen in progressive supranuclear palsy # CRP 2017

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Dr. Tanu Raja

Ophthalmology

65 yrs Progressive supranuclear palsy patient inferior lobe lobectomy 4 yrs back..ryt nw having cough and expectorant i...See More

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Bhavya Arora

MBBS Student

NEURODEGENERATIVE DISEASE WITH ASSOCIATED PROTEINS 1) A-beta Alzheimer disease 2) Tau Alzheimer disease Frontotemporal lobar degeneration Parkinson disease Progressive supranuclear palsy Corticobasilar degeneration 3) TPD-43 Frontotemp...See More

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Bhavya Arora

MBBS Student

Neurodegenerative diseases are disorders characterized by progressive loss of neurons.