Síndrome de Holmes-Adie. Caso clínico
1998; Viguera Publishers; Volume: 27; Issue: 160 Linguagem: Inglês
10.33588/rn.27160.98149
ISSN1576-6578
AutoresA. Carlos Rodríguez Barrionuevo, Antonio Herrero Hernández, Lurdes Vázquez Martín,
Tópico(s)Sympathectomy and Hyperhidrosis Treatments
ResumoThe Adie tonic pupil is an intrinsic, isolated and benign ophthalmoplegia producing defective accommodation and anisocoria. The affectation is unilateral in the 90% of cases and can appear at any age. If associated to patellar tendinous reflexes abolition, constitutes Holmes-Adie syndrome.We present a 6 years old girl. She suffered a right temporal trauma with cephalea and vomiting for a few hours. After two months, she presented right mydriasis. There were no familiar antecedents. After a year evolution, she has not presented clinical changes.We comment the process's physiopathology.
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