Midbrain Lesions: Benedikt, Weber, Claude, Parinaud Syndrome

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I had a hemorrhagic stroke in my brainstem in 2018 and developed Parinaud's syndrome. There was so little known about it in my stroke unit, and I've done a lot of reading. The last 10 minutes of this have taught me more about my symptoms than I've managed to gain through three years' worth my own research. Thank you!

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Mid Brain lesion- Benedict syndrome- Ipsilateral 3 Rd nerve palsy. Contralateral ataxia Contralateral hemiplegia Dysmetria Dysadokinesis Eye downward,outward ,ptosis n dilated eye Tremors ATHETOSIS Korea. Weber syndrome- Ipsilateral 3 Rd nerve palsy. Contralateral hemiplegia Loss of blood flow- Posterior cerebellar artery Superior cerebellar artery Posterior communicating . Claude syndrome- Ipsilateral 3 Rd nerve palsy Contralateral ataxia Dysmetria Diadokinesis. Parinoid syndrome- Dorsal midbrain syndrome- Convergence, retraction n nustagmiod rxn. Bilid retraction collers sign. Light near dissociation of pupil Vertical gaze palsy. Thank you sir

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This was the best explanation of Parinaud syndrome I've come across. I am a type of learner who needs to understand the mechanisms is understand a concept. This was so helpful!!

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Great presentation Zach(and by extension the entire team)👍👍👍 For clinical practice purposes,I'll like to make the ffg comments: ▪️Weber's syndrome could present with Parkinsonism (sometimes) due to involvement of the substantial nigra. ▪️Nothnagel's syndrome is a midbrain syndrome similar to Claude; The difference being : Ipsilateral OR bilateral oculomotor palsy with Ipsilateral ataxia ▪️Aetiologies of Parinaud syndrome include Encephalitis(e.g secondary to Toxoplasmosis),Obstructive hydrocephalus,Tonic clonic seizures,Tectal tuberculoma,Miller Fisher syndrome etc. ▪️If the lower part of the midbrain is the only part that's affected,though the extraocular muscles would be affected but the pupils would be Spared.

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It took me hours to understand parniaud syndrome pathophysiology and u did it in less than ten minutes thank u so much 💗

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In benedict syndrome, for contralateral hemiplegia to occur, doesn't whole of the middle portion of crus cerebri needs to get involved? According to your depiction, only medial part of middle segment of crus cerebri was involved, so, only head and upper limb paresis should have occurred.

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In Contralateral ataxia due to involvement of red nucleus, will the gait be ataxic? I thought gait ataxia will only occur if vermis/paravermis of cerebellum is involved. Could you please explain this? And also, does the ataxic gait have any laterality?

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I think this is what my grandmother had, then my uncle, now I notice my sister has a droopy eyelid, and so do I. They all walk funny. Like they're walking through a forest and they can't make a sound-very lightly. I don't know how to explain it. Congenital hip deformities-Legg Perthes, hip replacements in 50s, and I have one hip that always clicked. Everyone in that family were superior athletes (tennis, golf)and my uncle and mother were great shots with guns. The family suffers from strokes. My mother had hemiplasia but spoke fine, the others died.

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