Polymyoclonus, laryngospasm, and cerebellar ataxia associated with adenocarcinoma and multiple neural cation channel autoantibodies

Polymyoclonus, laryngospasm, and cerebellar ataxia associated with adenocarcinoma and multiple neural cation channel autoantibodies

OBJECTIVE: To describe and provide audiovisual documentation of a syndrome of polymyoclonus, laryngospasm, and cerebellar ataxia associated with adenocarcinoma and multiple neural cation channel autoantibodies. DESIGN: Case report with video. SETTING: University hospitals. Patient A 69-year...

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Main Authors:	Lim, S., Mason, W.P., Young, N.P., Chen, R., Bower, J.H., McKeon, A., Pittock, S.J., Lang, A.E.
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Published:	American Medical Association 2009
Subjects:	R Medicine

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