title: Occipital condyle syndrome in a young male: a rare presentation of cranio-vertebral tuberculosis.
abstract: Occipital condyle syndrome (OCS) is a rare syndrome characterized by severe, unilateral, occipital headache and ipsilateral 12th nerve palsy. Tumors are a common cause of OCS. Inflammatory lesions causing OCS is however rare. We describe a young male with OCS as the only manifestation of cranio-vertebral tuberculosis.
authors: Professor, Department of Neurology, G.B.Pant Hospital , New Delhi, India .
authors: Chaudhry
authors: C
authors: Neera
authors: Consultant, Department of Neurology, Bhaktivedanta Hospital Mira Road (E) , Thane, Maharashtra, India .
authors: Patidar
authors: P
authors: Yogesh
authors: Dircetor Professor & Head, Department of Neurology, G.B.Pant Hospital , New Delhi, India .
authors: Puri
authors: P
authors: Vinod
authors: Dircetor Professor, Department of Neurology, G.B.Pant Hospital , New Delhi, India .
authors: Khwaja Geeta
authors: KG
authors: A
keywords: 12th Nerve palsy; Craniovertebral junction; Headache