Acute cerebellar ataxia as related to Phenytoin

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• Diagnosis of Spinocerebellar ataxia 2 - WrongDiagnosis.com
  Drugs frequently causing ataxia include anticonvulsants (phenytoin, carbamazepine, and primidone) ... Most commoncauses are acute cerebellar ataxia of childhood, drug ...
  
  
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• Brain damage after lithium and phenytoin.
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• acute ataxia - General Practice Notebook
  acute ataxia. Acute ataxia may be caused by: intoxication - drugs such as alcohol or other ... also phenytoin, piperazine, DDT and lead. acute cerebellar ataxia, secondary to ...
  
  
• Ataxia: Causes - MayoClinic.com
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• Cerebellar Ataxia :: chemically induced
  ... epilepsy misdiagnosed as simple partial seizure for more than 60 years] Reversible chronic cerebellar ataxia after phenytoin intoxication: possible ...
  
  
• Vestibular and hearing manifestations of phenytoin toxicity ...
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• [ ] Ataxia.rtf.doc.doc
  phenytoin), Wernicke's and multiple sclerosis (also episodic ataxia-2) ... acute plaque of multiple sclerosis or cerebellar involvement in ADEM - cerebellar ...
  
  
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• WE MOVE - Ataxia Etiology
  There are many diseases that may lead to ataxia. Determining which disease is the cause for a particular child's ataxia may be very difficult and ...
  
  
• Question 22: A- CT of the brain
  Although acute ataxia often is associated with cerebellar pathology, ... Ataxia can be triggered by anticonvulsant toxicity from phenytoin, phenobarbital, ...
  
  
• UCLA Department of Medicine - wfsection-Alcoholic Cerebellar ...
  Alcoholic cerebellar degeneration (ACD) is caused by irreversible toxic ... ataxia heralds a complicated course and a guarded prognosis.6 Acute ataxia can ...
  
  
• Post-Infarct Cerebellar Cognitive Affective Syndrome: A Case ...
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• INDEX ATAXIA
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• Ataxia
  Ataxia — Comprehensive overview covers causes and treatments for this lack of muscle coordination.