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AN AUTOPSIED CASE OF PROGRESSIVE SUBCORTICAL GLIOSIS Yoshio Mitsuyama 1 , Kokici Itoi 1 1Division of Neurology and Psychiatry, National Kokura Hospital pp.761-767
Published Date 1976/8/1
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1406203923
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A case of a 44-year-old male with progr-essive subcortical gliosis was presented. The clinical manifestations included mental activity, difficulty in attention, euphoria and inability to work. The impairement of memory was not evi-dent and his personality was fairly well preserved. Neurological examination showed no abnormality. The course was progressive without remission and the patient died with pneumonia approximatelyfifteen months after the onset of the disease. La-boratory tests revealed unremarkable except for slight degree of glucosuria and elevated F. B. S.. Electroencephalography and carotid angiography were within normal.

Neuropathological finding revealed that brain weighed 1200g. and moderate degree of atrophy on frontal to parietotemporal lobes was evident. Occipital lobe was not involved. Microscopic exa-mination revealed such changes as fibrillary gliosis in the cerebral white matter and grey matter inthe spinal cord. The lesion in the cerebral white matter was predominent in the frontal lobe. Stri-atum and brain stem also showed mild degree of fibrillary gliosis. No senility related change such as senile plaque, granulovacuolar degeneration and Alzheimer's neurofibrillary tangle was found.

The clinicopathologic findings in this case sup-ported a diagnosis of progressive subcortical gliosis which was first described by Neumann in 1949.


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