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58 year-old status post pontine hemorrhage
John R. Gaughen, Jr., M.D.
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Summary:
Q. Which of the following is FALSE regarding the abnormality in the medulla on the follow-up study?
It represents a form of transsynaptic degeneration.
It is most commonly associated with a lesion in the Guillain-Molleret triangle.
It has an established association with palatal tremor.
Unilateral lesions may follow damage to the ipsilateral dentate nucleus.
None of the above.
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