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Involuntary mouthing movements indistinguishable from neuroleptic-induced tardive dyskinesia followed stroke in a woman whose computed tomographic (CT) scan showed bilateral thalamo-capsular infarction.
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Based upon scarce clinical data in humans and experimental findings in animal studies, it has been postulated that the ascending gustatory projection from the nucleus tractus solitarii courses ipsilaterally through the pons and midbrain to the ipsilateral ventral posteromedial nucleus.
BACKGROUND
Symptoms of circulatory disorders depend on the volume and localization of the cerebellar infarction. An isolated blood vessel occlusion may have various symptoms due to numerous anastomoses in the cerebellar hemispheres. Dominant symptoms are vertigo, vomiting, nausea and balance
Taste(gustation)is one of the five senses, and comprises the types: sweet, bitter, salty, sour, and umami. Taste disorders, such as dysgeusia and parageusia, are classified into 2 types: those with peripheral origin and those with central origin. The peripheral origin-type taste disorder is caused
Ultrastructural study of the nucleus accumbens, caudate nucleus and frontal cortex of patients with Huntington's disease showed that neuronal nuclear membrane indentations were significantly more frequently present in the nucleus accumbens and caudate nucleus, than in a control group. The
Metoclopramide (MCP) is a commonly used anti-emetic in the emergency department (ED). Its use is generally well tolerated; although infrequent adverse reactions such as extrapyramidal reactions or tardive dyskinesia are reported. However, many ED providers are not familiar with the potentially
Knowledge of human central taste pathways is largely based on textbook (anatomical dissections) and animal (electrophysiology in vivo) data. It is only recently that further functional insight into human central gustatory pathways has been achieved. Magnetic resonance imaging studies, especially