Acquired torticollis as the only presenting symptom in children with posterior fossa tumors.
Acquired torticollis is a symptom of an underlying disorder. It requires a thorough, meticulous search for the cause, because some of the problems associated with torticollis, such as posterior fossa tumor, can be life-threatening.
Turgut
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Department of Neurosurgery, Hacettepe University Medical School, Ankara, Turkey.
Akalan
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Bertan
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Erbengi
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Eryilmaz
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