Anton syndrome as a result of MS exacerbation
Синдром Антона вследствие обострения рассеянного склероза
2017-04-01
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Anton syndromebilateral occipital infarctsmultiple sclerosisvisual anosognosia
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Visual anosognosia is the lack of awareness and denial of one's blindness. It is often referred to as Anton syndrome (AS), after one of the physicians who described the phenomenon of lacking insight into one's sensory deficit. There are limited numbers of case reports documenting the condition and many refer to the phenomenon in association with bilateral occipital infarcts. We describe a patient who developed visual anosognosia as a result of multiple sclerosis (MS).
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The paper reports a rare case of Anton syndrome, characterized by visual anosognosia and denial of blindness, caused by multiple sclerosis exacerbation.
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The report expands the recognized range of neurological conditions that can produce Anton syndrome.
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Unlike many reported cases associated with bilateral occipital infarctions, this case links visual anosognosia to MS.
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visual anosognosia (Anton syndrome) associated with multiple sclerosis
Research Subject
the development of visual anosognosia as a consequence of multiple sclerosis exacerbation
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