Persistent dysphagia and drowisness following collapse in an alcohol-dependent patient (Answers)

Persistent dysphagia and drowisness following collapse in an alcohol-dependent patient (Answers)

This T2 weighted MRI scan demonstrates a hyperintense trident shaped lesion extending from the pontomedullary junction to the midbrain with peripheral sparing (figure 2 – abnormality indicated by white arrows).

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Persistent dysphagia and drowisness following collapse in an alcohol-dependent patient (Answers)

3rd May 2016
Authors Affiliations
Richard Bodington MBBS, University of Hull and the Hull York Medical School, Department of Respiratory Medicine, Castle Hill Hospital, Castle Road, Cottingham, HU16 5JQ.
Anna Werpachowska MRCP, Hull and East Yorkshire Hospitals NHS Trust, Department of Respiratory Medicine, Hull, United Kingdom
Shoaib Faruqi MD, Department of Respiratory Medicine, Mid Yorkshire Hospitals NHS Trust, Aberford Road, Wakefiled, WF1 4DG
Paul Maliakal FRCR (Consultant Neuroradiologist) Hull and East Yorkshire Hospitals NHS Trust, Department of Radiology, Hull, United Kingdom

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