The patient was a middle-aged male with an acute onset. The main cause was "sudden limb weakness with epileptic seizures for 4 years". He was admitted to our department with "traumatic injury" in the emergency department.
Mainly manifested as quadriplegia after trauma, accompanied by grand epilepsy
Past fitness
Physical examination: Shenqing and good language, normal high-level cortical function, no abnormalities in cranial nerve examination, proximal and distal muscle strength of the limbs 0, left index finger muscle strength 4, no muscle tension, sensory and other examinations do not cooperate .
Auxiliary inspection: not currently available.
Location diagnosis: combined with paralysis of the lower motor nerves of the patient's limbs, the initial location is cervical myelopathy. General tonic-clonic seizures are located in the extensive cerebral cortex.
Qualitative diagnosis: head and spinal cord trauma
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