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Parkinsonism and upgaze palsy (posttraumatic) treated with shunting

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Parkinsonism and upgaze palsy (posttraumatic) treated with shunting

This 15-year-old girl sustained a head injury complicated by aqueductal stenosis. Examination shows upgaze palsy, left arm tremor, and parkinsonism, which improved markedly after shunting. (Contributed by Dr. Joseph Jankovic.)

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