Bilateral anterior opercular (Foix-Chavany-Marie) syndrome.
The bilateral anterior opercular (Foix-Chavany-Marie) syndrome is a rare condition most commonly encountered after bilateral middle cerebral artery stroke. Clinically, the syndrome is characterised by a loss of voluntary control of the facio-pharyngeo-glosso-masticatory muscles, while reflex movements and limb strength are preserved. We report the clinical presentation of a patient with anterior biopercular syndrome due to a bilateral middle cerebral artery stroke.
Nowak
Dennis A
DA
Neurologische Fachklinik, Klinik Kipfenberg, Kindinger Strasse 13, D-85110 Kipfenberg, Germany. dennis.nowak@neurologie-kipfenberg.de
Griebl
Gabriela
G
Dabitz
Rainer
R
Ochs
Günter
G
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