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Homonymous hemianopia as presenting symptom of Multiple Sclerosis
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Posted in Case Reports
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05th Feb 2019
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Nada El Youssef, Mounir Khoury, Joseph Saade, Aline Mourad, Nancy Maalouf
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Proband NCS – Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Case Report
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Posted in Case Reports
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29th Jan 2018
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Supplementary data to Carpal Tunnel Syndrome case report
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Adult onset unilateral functional hearing loss: a case report and discussion
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Posted in Case Reports
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14th Sep 2017
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James Lee, Rachael Taylor, Miriam Welgampola, Michael Hayes and Juliet M Smith
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Cerebral venous sinus thrombosis caused by paroxysmal nocturnal haemoglobinuria: a rare cause not to be missed
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Posted in Case Reports
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10th Sep 2014
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Simon Bell, Jeremy Cosgrove, Mervyn Davies, Daniel Warren, Anita Hill, Peter Hillmen, Richard Kelly, Edward Dunn
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Theft in a medical ward: a case of transient kleptomania following anoxic brain injury
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Posted in Case Reports
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10th Sep 2014
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Abdel Bakheit and Andrew Brennan
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Case Report: Meningomyelitis, cranial neuropathy and cerebral vasculitis secondary to Epstein Barr virus and varicella zoster virus co-infection of the central nervous system
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Posted in Case Reports
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27th Jan 2014
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Emma J Blackwood and David M Sharpe
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Oculo-Dento-Digital Dysplasia (ODDD)
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Posted in Case Reports
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23rd Sep 2013
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Mazen Sabah, Adam Zeman
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Eslicarbazepine use in Multiple Sclerosis with refractory trigeminal neuralgia
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Posted in Case Reports
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15th Mar 2013
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First published online at BJMP 2013;6(1):a602 When associated with Multiple Sclerosis (MS), Trigeminal Neuralgia (TN) is often bilateral and more refractory to treatment. carbamazepine is the first line of treatment for TN, however, common side effects of carbamazepine such as hyponatremia occasionally limit its use. We report the case of a 62 year old female patient […]
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A paediatric technique for regaining adult bowel control
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Posted in Case Reports
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15th Mar 2013
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Faecal incontinence affects 1-10 % of adults and in 0.5-1% is severe enough to impair daily quality of life1. The condition remains a socially stigmatising problem with considerable emotional, psychological and physical consequences. Dietary modification, laxatives, constipating agents, suppositories, enemas, bowel retraining and biofeedback are amongst the conventional methods used to address the problem, aiming […]
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Epilepsy Aggravated by Sodium Valproate in MELAS caused by the A3243G Mitochondrial DNA Mutation
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Posted in Case Reports
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15th Mar 2013
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A female patient was diagnosed with sensorineural deafness aged 37. She then presented at the age of 45 years with a progressive cerebellar syndrome. Blood DNA analysis detected a nucleotide 3243 A–>G mutation in the mitochondrial DNA confirming a diagnosis of Mitochondrial Encephalomyopathy with Lactic Acidosis and Stroke-like episodes (MELAS). At the age of 48 […]
