Table 2 Clinical features of Fahr’s syndrome
From: Fahr’s syndrome: literature review of current evidence
S. No | Clinical features | |
|---|---|---|
1 | Neurological | Loss of consciousness |
Tetany | ||
Seizures | ||
Epileptic disorder | ||
Gait disorder | ||
Spasticity | ||
Speech impairment | ||
Dementia | ||
Myoclonus | ||
Coma | ||
Paroxysmal choreothetosis | ||
Dystonic choreoathetosis | ||
Papilledema of intracranial Hypertension | ||
Pleocytosis of CSF | ||
2 | Movement disorder | Clumsiness |
Fatigability | ||
Unsteady gait | ||
Involuntary movements and muscle cramping | ||
3 | Neuropsychiatric features | Psychosis |
Depression | ||
Apoplexia | ||
Deterioration of intelligence | ||
Inability to make decisions | ||