Accessory nerve palsy: clinical features
Evidence-based neurology checklist on accessory nerve palsy: clinical features: Features of isolated palsy Weakness of head rotation and flexion Weakness of shoulder elevation Scapular winging Shoulder pain Vernet syndrome Collet Sicard syndrome Jugular foramen syndrome Schmidt syndrome Villaret…
Features of isolated palsy
- Weakness of head rotation and flexion
- Weakness of shoulder elevation
- Scapular winging
- Shoulder pain
Vernet syndrome
Collet Sicard syndrome
Jugular foramen syndrome
Schmidt syndrome
Villaret syndrome
Synonyms
References
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