PARAPARESIS Clinical Case Presentation

The White Army
Comprehensive Clinical Class
CNS - Acute Paraparesis clinical case presentation by Mr. Himanshu, 4th Year M.B.B.S., K.M.C., Manipal.
Mentor: Dr. Archith Boloor, Associate Professor, K.M.C., Mangalore. Author of the Famous book Undergraduate Examination Preparatory Manual For Medicine.
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So much indebted... Great Great Great discussion.... Thanks a lot 🙏

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Really great sir

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A great teacher

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Well sir
Your explanation is very good sir

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Excellent presentation

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Very nice. Thank you sir

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Thanks for such a descriptive presentation;-)

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Wonderful

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Hats off !!

[@budding_doctor]

Please put one case on quadriparesis for UG students

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Funny and as well as v informative class sir

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Very helpful discussion, very helpful book .. coming from a 3rd year pg resident 👍

[@FatimaNaeemMalik]

Why can't it be AMSAN variant of GBS? It is an axonal neuropathy and has sensory involvement too.

[@3ramprasad]

Very useful session

[@moinlala8078]

Sir isnt gbs starts from distal which is ascending paralysis

[@jasonpark5973]

Same doubt

[@rohansunny2578]

GBS -a demeyelinating disease
Affects the fibres which are rich in myelin first.
Fibres supplying Proximal muscles are richer in myelin c/o Fibres which supply Distal muscles.
So GBS first affects Proximal muscles of LL f/b LL distal muscles then it progresses to Proximal UL muscles f/b Distal UL muscles.
Hence it is an ascending paralysis meaning first LL f/b UL
but 1st Proximal f/b Distal muscles

[@garimakumar24]

@@rohansunny2578 hello but everywhere it's written that gbs affects distal muscle first can u please explain

[@vatturiraviteja8490]

Great job 👍

[@jasonpark5973]

Sir you told gbs is demyelinating neuropathy which is proximal
But in GBS ascending paralysis is seen?

[@doctord2897]

Ascending paralysis means the first LOwer limbs are involved followed by upper limbs followed by brain stem. Proximal to distal isn’t ascending.

[@dr_adityabhaskar]

@@doctord2897 yes

[@garimakumar24]

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Very nice explanation 👌

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Excellent 👍💯👏

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Thank you so much sir..

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Thank you sir🙏

[@abdulsharook4923]

In gbs ascending paralysis starts from distal ?

[@mkj9517]

Proximal

[@ijaziqbal1539]

Is tapping a way to demonstrate fasciculations

[@kritankmishra8738]

Sir, why umn like stroke lesion cause more distal weakness as u mentioned before

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Where can we download the ppt of the case from?

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Thank you sir🙏🙏