소아기 양성 외전신경마비 1례
A Case of Benign Abducens Nerve Palsy of Childhood
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저자들은 복시와 두통을 호소하고 편측 눈의 바깥쪽 회전이 완전히 제한된 소아에서 편측 외전신경마비 이외의 신경학적 검사상 정상 소견을 보이고, 정상 뇌 MRI 소견 및 정상 뇌압, 그리고 미생물학 검사에서 정상으로 특발성 외전신경마비로 진단하였고, 특별한 치료 없이 10일 내에 회복된 양성 경과를 보인 증례를 경험하여 보고하는 바이다.
Abstract
Benign abducens nerve palsy is rare in children. Identifiable causes of abducens nerve palsy include neoplasm, elevated intracranial pressure, infection and trauma. Isolated abducens nerve palsy with unknown etiology is classified as benign or idiopathic. The diagnosis is made by excluding underlying pathologies. Prognosis is favorable. Most patients have been found to recover spontaneously within 6 months. Recurrent palsy is observed in some patients and is more pronounced in younger girls with left-sided palsy. Even the recurrent cases, however, are still benign. We report a case of benign abducens nerve palsy presenting diplopia and headache with normal results from MRIs and microbiologic studies. The patient underwent rapid, spontaneous recovery.
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