Bilateral thalamic stroke: clinical features

Evidence-based neurology checklist on bilateral thalamic stroke: clinical features: Classic triad Altered mental status Memory impairment Vertical gaze palsy Main neurological features Ophthalmic features Movement disorders Psychiatric features Synonyms

Classic triad

  • Altered mental status
  • Memory impairment
  • Vertical gaze palsy

Main neurological features

Ophthalmic features

Movement disorders

Psychiatric features

Synonyms

References

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