Human granulocytic ehrlichiosis presenting as a
facial diplegia in a 42-year-old woman.
The congenital
facial diplegia syndrome: clinical features, pathology and etiology.
Facial diplegia as unusual variant of Guillain-Barre syndrome: first case reported in Venezuela.
Unusual and benign course of idiopathic facial diplegia.
Our patient presented with AIDP and facial diplegia following recent recovery from P.
During second week of his illness he developed difficulty in deglutition, dribbling of saliva from both angle of mouth and inability to close both eyelids and eventually facial diplegia.
Other neurologic examinations showed limitation of extraocular movement in all directions, normal pupil size and light reflex, and
facial diplegia.
Facial diplegia as the presenting manifestation of acute lymphoblastic leukemia.
Other neurological complications reported in vivax malaria are, periodic paralysis (12),
facial diplegia (13), aphasia with hemiparesis (14) and Guillain-Barre syndrome (15).
She had
facial diplegia, and her tendon reflexes were absent.
One patient with Guillain-Barre-like syndrome had
facial diplegia.
Cranial nerve examination was notable for saccadic pursuit movements of gaze, hypometric saccades, and mild
facial diplegia.
