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Principalmente as crianças são afetadas com paralisia por carrapatos, que se apresenta em um ou dois dias de parestesias progressivas e fraqueza nas pernas com tendência a cair. A fraqueza tende a subir e envolver os músculos axiais e apendiculares. O paciente pode desenvolver fraqueza bulbar e envolvimento dos músculos respiratórios. O diagnóstico inicial errôneo geralmente é a síndrome de Guillain-Barré | |||
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Mostly children are affected with tick paralysis, presenting within a day or two of progressive paraesthesias and leg weakness with a tendency to fall. The weakness tends to ascend and involve axial as well as appendicular muscles. The patient may develop bulbar weakness and involvement of respiratory muscles. The initial erroneous diagnosis is often Guillain-Barré syndrome | |||
Revision as of 12:53, 15 August 2026
Mostly children are affected with tick paralysis, presenting within a day or two of progressive paraesthesias and leg weakness with a tendency to fall. The weakness tends to ascend and involve axial as well as appendicular muscles. The patient may develop bulbar weakness and involvement of respiratory muscles. The initial erroneous diagnosis is often Guillain-Barré syndrome
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| English | Neuromuscular junction disorder due to tick bite |
Mostly children are affected with tick paralysis, presenting within a day or two of progressive paraesthesias and leg weakness with a tendency to fall. The weakness tends to ascend and involve axial as well as appendicular muscles. The patient may develop bulbar weakness and involvement of respiratory muscles. The initial erroneous diagnosis is often Guillain-Barré syndrome |
