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Case
3.
A
56 year old male was brought to the emergency room after
collapsing in the street. After regaining consciousness,
the following was noted upon examination:
- complete
loss of epicritic sensations (fine touch, localization)
on the left side of the body - these were slightly diminished
on the left side of the face;
- protopathic
(crude pain, temperature) sensations were barely perceived
on the left side of his body;
- a
left spastic hemiplegia with increased deep tendon reflexes
and Babinski sign were seen;
- the
patient could wrinkle his forehead, but the left side
of his mouth drooped;
- a
left homonymous hemianopsia was observed.
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