Features of neurologic semiology in patients with Chiari malformation I type
The article is devoted to the analysis of neurologic semiology of 54 patients with malformation Chiari I type at its association with syringomyelia and without. At similar anatomic changes at craniovertebral junction the symptomatology in two subgroups was various. In particular, at associated form there were noted prevalence of the latent disease course, a triad of complaints of patients on a headache, dizziness, vertebral pains; the objective semiology presented by coordination, cerebellar and bulbar disorders, and also oculomotorius; the increase of specific density of motor pyramidal disorders and of sensitivity, including unilateral, and hypesthesia; and also part of patients with cerebellar tonsils dystopia on 615 mm below foramen magnum