Degenerazione ipertrofica delle olive inferiori Segnalazione di un caso
Pier Luigi Lanza, William Auteri, G.A. Armentano, G. De Vuono, G. Santoro
Abstract
Pier Luigi Lanza, William Auteri, G.A. Armentano, G. De Vuono, G. Santoro
Abstract
Olivary hypertrophic Degeneration (OHD) is usually due to hemorrhagic lesions in the “Guillain Mollaret” triangle: trangular morphologic and functional relationship between the red nucleus and inferior olivary nucleus on one side and the controlateral dentate nucleus. The hemorrhage involves the pons-midbrain tegmentum on the same side of the olive or the controlateral superior cerebellar peduncle and/or dentate nucleus. It is regarded as transsynaptic degeneration and has typical MR features: morphologic changes and increased signal intensity on DP-T2 weighted images, with a carachteristic chronologic evolution after acute injury. We present a case report.
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Olivary hypertrophic Degeneration (OHD) is usually due to hemorrhagic lesions in the “Guillain Mollaret” triangle: trangular morphologic and functional relationship between the red nucleus and inferior olivary nucleus on one side and the controlateral dentate nucleus. The hemorrhage involves the pons-midbrain tegmentum on the same side of the olive or the controlateral superior cerebellar peduncle and/or dentate nucleus. It is regarded as transsynaptic degeneration and has typical MR features: morphologic changes and increased signal intensity on DP-T2 weighted images, with a carachteristic chronologic evolution after acute injury. We present a case report.
Key concepts: Dentate nucleus, Inferior olivary nucleus, Red nucleus, Pons, Cerebral peduncle, Medicine, Anatomy, Midbrain