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'''Mann syndrome''' is a brain contusion accompanied by generalized coordination disorders. | '''Mann syndrome''' is a brain contusion accompanied by generalized coordination disorders. | ||
==Clinical Findings== | |||
*Coordination disorders | *Coordination disorders | ||
* | *Deafness | ||
*Difficulty pointing | *Difficulty pointing | ||
*Difficulty turing foot outward on side of brain injury | *Difficulty turing foot outward on side of brain injury | ||
*Increased cerebrospinal fluid pressure | *Increased cerebrospinal fluid pressure | ||
* | *Limp arm | ||
*Reduced corneal reflexes | *Reduced corneal reflexes | ||
*Reduced nasal reflexes | *Reduced nasal reflexes | ||
* | *Restricted sideways eye movement | ||
* | *Unsteadiness | ||
*Vasomotor excitability | |||
Revision as of 16:18, 9 January 2009
Mann syndrome is a brain contusion accompanied by generalized coordination disorders.
Clinical Findings
- Coordination disorders
- Deafness
- Difficulty pointing
- Difficulty turing foot outward on side of brain injury
- Increased cerebrospinal fluid pressure
- Limp arm
- Reduced corneal reflexes
- Reduced nasal reflexes
- Restricted sideways eye movement
- Unsteadiness
- Vasomotor excitability