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A - syringomyelia
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| yasmeen
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E
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| webjeee
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syringomyelia kind of links to dissociation of pain/temperature and tactile senses.
I pick E. But don't know exactly why
yasmeen, can you explain a little bit why you pick E too?
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| young_doc
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E.
Ventral horn refers to LMN.
Lateral column refers to UMN.
It's the only answer that gives bilateral motor deficits.
(Other answers are either one-sided lesions, or involve Pain & T deficits which our patient doesn't have)
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| Slacker
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Yep E.
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| webjeee
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Thanks, youngdoc. I think so.
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| fox
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Could this be Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis which shows a mixture of UMN & LMN signs......any comments?
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| fongch
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That's correct, fox. It is typical presentation of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis.
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