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A Case of Encephalopathy with Plaque-like Bodies, Neurofibrillary change, Angiopathy and Amyotrophic Lateral sclerosis-like Lesions Tatsunori Matsuoka 1 , Koho Miyoshi 1 , Keiichi Saka 1 , Tomomasa Kawagoe 1 , Tsuyoshi Nishikiori 1 , Seiichiro Suzuki 2 , Mikishi Hirabayashi 2 , Tatsuo Shisozuka 2 , Keizo Suda 2 , Atsushi Aoki 3 , Kuniyasu Shimokawa 3 , Hirotsugu Shiraki 4 1Department of Clinical Psychiatry, School of Medicile, Kyoto University 2Deparment of Psychiatry, School of Medicine, Gifu University 3Department of Pathology, School of Medicine, Gifu University 4Department of Patholgy, Research of Brain, Faculty of Medicine, University of Tokyo pp.801-811
Published Date 1967/12/25
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1431904471
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The clinical and post-mortem finidings of a woman aged 36 at death, the one of the identical twins, another of which is alive and suffering from the illness similar to the proband, were reported. The onset of the illness was at the age of 28, when her speach gradually became slurred, and her gait became disturbed. The motor disturbances were propagated to the extremities and to the regions innervated by cranial nerves. Then, her personality changed and dementia progressed. At autopsy the atrophy of skeletal muscles was noted. The brain weighed 1, 185 grammes. On external survey bilateral frontal lobes and basis pontis were atrophic. On coronal sections the ventricular system was moderately dilated. Substantia nigra was depigmented. Microscopically, four kinds of conspicuous changeswere observed. 1) Senile plaques-like bodies were widely and numerously distributed in the cerebral and cerebellar corteces, basal ganglia, the grey matter of the midbrain, and only a few in grey of brainstem and spinal cord. Data in some staining methods indicated the body as to be "primitive plaque". 2) Alzheimer's neurofibrillary change was widespread in the cerebral cortex, substantia innominata, substantia nigra, locus caeruleus, Edinger-Westphal's nucleus, etc. 3) Arterial changes, complicated in nature, but mostly related to amyloidosis, were seen on the surface of the convex of the occipital lobes, and less severely in other parts of the cerebrum. 4) Some systemic degenerations consisting with demyelination and or gliosis of nerve tracts, distributions of which were similar to ALS and spinocerebellar degeneration were noted. In discussion the present case was considered to be akin to atypical case of Alzheimer's disease with amyloid degeneration of cerebral arterioles, Parkinsonism-dementia complex on Guam as well as Kuru disease.


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