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Spinal Cord Diseasewed flaccid quadriplegia apart from MRC 1/5 strength in shoulder abduction and elbow flexion bilaterally. Sensory examination revealed a sensory level to pinprick at the level of the clavicles with normal light touch examination. There was generalized areflexia with extensor plantar responses.

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Infectious Diseaseslocalized symmetrically to noxious stimuli, and moaned incoherently. Neurological examination showed nuchal rigidity, and normal brainstem reflexes, with symmetric hyperreflexia and flexor plantar responses.

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Movement Disorders, BP 165/100 mmHg, and RR of 22 per minute with shallow breaths. Neurological examination showed fluctuating level of consciousness with normal brainstem reflexes, lead-pipe rigidity in all limbs, symmetrical facial grimacing to deep noxious stimuli, and generalized hyperreflexia.

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Cerebrovascular Disorders examination revealed an expressive aphasia, right lower facial palsy, buccal dysarthria, right hemiplegia, and hemisensory loss affecting the face and upper extremity more than the lower extremities. Reflexes were brisk on the right with an extensor plantar response.

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Movement Disorderse rigidity and bradykinesia in all extremities, worse on the right. He demonstrated a shuffling gait with a stooped posture and reduced arm swing. Further examination revealed expressionless facies and micrographia.

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Epilepsyythmic contraction of all his extremities with urinary or fecal incontinence. During these episodes, he was unresponsive and it took about 30 to 60 minutes for him to fully recover to normal. Neurological examination was normal.