The lateral medullary syndrome is relatively uncommon, accounting for only 1.9% of all cerebral infarcts. [1] Classically, the lateral medullary syndrome is characterized by vertigo, dizziness and ...

The expected deficits with such a brainstem lesion would include signs and symptoms of medial medullary syndrome (such as ipsilateral deviation of the tongue) and lateral medullary ... Burneo, Leung ...

Doctors at a city hospital successfully treated a 70-year-old retired teacher from Solapur suffering from lateral medullary syndrome- a neurological condition caused by a stroke that affects the ...