Progressive pseudobulbar palsy (Q41056): Difference between revisions

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Latest revision as of 07:06, 13 August 2026

Spastic speech, difficulty in swallowing, emotional lability, brisk jaw jerk, release reflexes such as palmomental reflex due to involvement of craniobulbar tracts are the common features of progressive pseudobulbar palsy. Usually mild lower motor neuron signs observed in progressive bulbar palsy may also co-exist or may develop during the progression of the disorder.

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English	Progressive pseudobulbar palsy	Spastic speech, difficulty in swallowing, emotional lability, brisk jaw jerk, release reflexes such as palmomental reflex due to involvement of craniobulbar tracts are the common features of progressive pseudobulbar palsy. Usually mild lower motor neuron signs observed in progressive bulbar palsy may also co-exist or may develop during the progression of the disorder.