Thalamic syndrome

Thalamic syndrome
ICD-9	338.0
DiseasesDB	13002
MeSH	D013786

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Thalamic syndrome (or thalamic pain syndrome) is a condition that can be associated with inadequate blood supply from the posterior cerebral artery.

Eponym

It is also known as "Dejerine-Roussy disease", after Joseph Jules Dejerine and Gustave Roussy.

External links

• http://isc.temple.edu/neuroanatomy/lab/lesions/31.htm