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Traumatic basilar artery dissection presenting with “locked-in” syndrome:report of a case Takehiko UEYAMA 1,2 , Kunio SHIRATAKI 1 , Norihiko TAMAKI 2 1Department of Neurosurgery, Takasago Municipal Hospital 2Department of Neurosurgery, Kobe University School of Medicine Keyword: trauma , basilar artery , dissection , perforating artery , locked-in syndrome , angiography pp.1035-1039
Published Date 1996/11/10
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1436901304
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We encountered a case of traumatic basilar artery dissection presenting with “locked-in” syndrome.

A 46-year-old-man fell approximately 2 meters and landed in an inverted position. He was admitted to our hospital after 4 days. He was in coma on admission, and neurological examination revealed that his pupils were 2mm in size and reactive, the corneal reflex of both sides was absent, the pharyngeal reflex was ab-sent, and quadriplegia was present. CT and MRI showed infarction at the ventral portion of the pons.3D-CT and CT using a bone algorithm showed frac-tures of the upper clivus, the left petrous bone, and the left occipital condyle. Angiography showed a pearl and string sign at the upper basilar artery. It is suggested that the cause of the infarction of the ventral portion of the pons was the occlusion of the perforating arteries due to the basilar artery dissection, and the mechanism of the basilar artery dissection was the hyperextension or heperflexion of the basilar artery by the movement of the brain stem caused by the traumatic impact. Re-peated angiography revealed gradual improvement. Eventually he freed himself from the “locked-in” syn-drome.


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