New onset Cervical Dystonia after resolving Posterior Reversible Encephalopathy Syndrome (PRES): A Case Report and Literature Review.
This poster is part of a Virtual Poster Session, hosted by the Ochsner Continuing Medical Education. We encourage you to ask questions and engage in discussion on this poster! Authors will respond to comments between May 25- June 5, 2020.
Presenters
Elham Azizi MD, Julia Staisch MD, Osvaldo Camilo MD
Poster
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Classically, PRES has not been taught to leave irreversible damage. Thank you for enlightening me in this atypical case. This will go a long way in my patient care and resident/student education.
So 2 weeks later a repeat MRI showed same findings? or evidence of ischemia? If she still has “PRES” by MRI, then very curious. But if she has permanent CNS injury that wouldn’t be “PRES,” right?