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Hemiplegia and bilateral globus pallidus infarcts after carbon monoxide poisoning: case report.
Undersea & Hyperbaric Medicine : Journal of the Undersea and Hyperbaric Medical Society, Inc 2018 January
The vast clinical manifestations of carbon monoxide (CO) poisoning can involve the neurological, neuropsychological and cardiac systems as well as others. In this case report, we describe our management of a 64-year-old woman exposed to CO in her apartment. Her presentation was unusual in that she had symmetric globus pallidus lesions, no evidence of thrombosis, but the lateralizing neurologic manifestation of severe hemiplegia.
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