Paralytic syndromes associated with noninflammatory cytoplasmic or nuclear neuronopathy. Acute paralytic disease in Mexican children, neuropathologically distinguishable from Landry-Guillain-Barré syndrome.
Paralytic syndromes associated with noninflammatory cytoplasmic or nuclear neuronopathy. Acute paralytic disease in Mexican children, neuropathologically distinguishable from Landry-Guillain-Barré syndrome.
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墨西哥儿童与非炎症性细胞质或核神经元病相关的麻痹综合征,在神经病理学上与兰德里-吉兰-巴利综合征有区别。
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1969
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A. Sabin
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M. Ramos‐Álvarez;L. Bessudo;A. Sabin
Postmortem studies on 57 Mexican children with acute, lower motor neuron paralytic disease indicated that 32 had poliomyelitis and 25 had no inflammatory changes in the central nervous system. In the latter group, ten exhibited neuropathologic changes compatible with a diagnosis of Landry-Guillain-Barre syndrome; eight, showing extensive chromatolysis of the majority of lower motor neurons, were categorized as "cytoplasmic neuronopathy"; and seven, showing an argyrophil, degenerative change of the nuclei of the majority of lower motor neurons but no chromatolysis, were categorized as "nuclear neuronopathy." The interval between onset of paralysis and death was longer than one week (10 to 30 days) in 70% of the Landry-Guillain-Barre group, one week or less in 75% of the cytoplasmic neuronopathy group, and less than one week in 86% of the nuclear neuronopathy group.