[Motor neuropathy, putaminal necrosis and optic nerve atrophy after acute methanol intoxication.]
(1998) Revue Neurologique — Vol. 154, n° 12, p. 862-865 (1998)
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- Optic neuropathy and putaminal necrosis are the most common sequellae of methanol poisoning. We report a case in a patient with a chronic motor neuro(no)pathy in addition to these neurological complications. Peripheral nerve and spinal cord disorders, related to methanol poisoning, are uncommon and probably underestimated.
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Gille, M., Van den Bergh, P., Depre, A., & Delbecq, J. (1998). [Motor neuropathy, putaminal necrosis and optic nerve atrophy after acute methanol intoxication.]. Revue Neurologique, 154(12), 862-865. https://hdl.handle.net/2078.5/84362 (Original work published 1998)