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Progressive spasticity in an infant.

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Semin Pediatr Neurol, 3 (3): 202--206 (September 1996)

Abstract

A 15-month-old girl with progressive spasticity presented for evaluation of cerebral palsy. Neurological examination revealed severe asymmetric spasticity with normal cranial nerves. Bayley developmental assessment showed a mental age of 12 months and a motor age of 9 months. Magnetic resonance imaging scan of the brain was normal, however a scan of the cervical spine showed an enhancing intramedullary lesion. Surgical exploration revealed an aneurysm which was successfully embolized. The differential diagnosis of cervical cord lesions in infants is discussed.

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