[…] heat and pain. [quintpub.com]

The case occurred in a 3.5-year-old girl who presented with a history of frequent bouts of severe pain in the lower neck and the shoulder blades. Simple decompression of the syrinx by open myelotomy resulted in prompt relief and reversal of symptoms. [ncbi.nlm.nih.gov]

It makes perfect sense for those who suffer with relentless pain. [pinterest.se]

Because of the loss of pain and temperature sensation in the hands and inner forearms, painless ulcer may follow a trauma. [nmihi.com]

If the cavity/cyst extends from the cord into the brain stem it is known as syringobulbia and causes bulbar palsy type symptoms, facial pain and dizziness. After that neurology binge onto a slightly lighter topic, Kallmans... [mrcpandme.blogspot.com]

A 10-year, 11-month-old boy who had had chronic stridor since birth died suddenly following the development of slowly progressive symptoms of respiratory obstruction due to vocal cord paralysis. [ncbi.nlm.nih.gov]

Children may rarely present with stridor even. [1] Paraesthasia of the face Due to the involvement of trigeminal nerve there could be bilateral or unilateral sensory impairment for pain and temperature on face. [1][6] Dysphagia Due to the palatal and [explainmedicine.com]

Respiratory abnormalities failed to correlate with syrinx size. CONCLUSIONS: Severe abnormalities in respiratory rhythm generation during sleep occur in patients with syringobulbia. [ncbi.nlm.nih.gov]

Respiratory abnormalities failed to correlate with syrinx size. Conclusions: Severe abnormalities in respiratory rhythm generation during sleep occur in patients with syringobulbia. [neurology.org]

In addition, the patient described 2 to 3 weekly episodes of pain lasting for half an hour each and extending from the premolar zone to the entire left side of the face; these were associated with tearing of the left eye and nasal congestion of the same [quintpub.com]

However, hiccups represent a rare clinical manifestation of this disorder. [ncbi.nlm.nih.gov]

[…] that last up to 48 h, persistent hiccups that last for over 48 h and intractable hiccups are defined as hiccups that last more than 1 month. 2 Persistent and intractable singultus may cause severe discomfort, decreased physical strength and depression [casereports.bmj.com]

[…] complication following spinal cord injury - case report. ( 29485364 ) Mousele C....Constantoyannis C. 2018 4 Syringohydromyelia in association with syringobulbia and syringocephaly: case report. ( 26030334 ) Menezes A.H....Abode-Iyamah K. 2015 5 Intractable hiccups [malacards.org]

Syringobulbia clefts due to a dissection of the CSF under pressure from the fourth ventricle should be differentiated from the ascending syringobulbia which may occur from upward impulsive fluid movements in a syringomyelia. [ncbi.nlm.nih.gov]

Oscillopsia, nystagmus, and Horner syndrome are frequent manifestations of syringobulbia. Oscillopsia may be a disturbing symptom for the patient, whereas Horner syndrome is usually an asymptomatic finding. [ncbi.nlm.nih.gov]

[…] malformation with syringomyelia But very rare… 3-5% of patients with Chiari malformation 4 Symptoms Head and neck pain Snoring Diplopia Sensory disturbances Unsteady gait Dysphagia Paresthesias and numbness 5 Clinical Findings Cranial nerve deficits Nystagmus [slideplayer.com]

The Disease Database lists the following medical conditions that Syringobulbia may cause: * Bulbar palsy * Cerebellar syndrome * Dizzyness * Nystagmus Other Possible Causes of these Symptoms * Rapid involuntary eye movements * Speaking difficulty * Vertigo [checkorphan.org]

In syringobulbia, the individual frequently complains of dizziness and a sensation of spinning ( vertigo ), jerky eye movements ( nystagmus ), tongue wasting, uni- or bilateral facial sensory impairment, and speech impairment (dysphagia). [nmihi.com]

This is evidenced by dysphagia, pharyngeal and palatal weakness, asymmetric weakness and atrophy of the tongue, sensory loss primarily affecting pain and temperature sense in the distribution of the trigeminal nerve, and nystagmus. [quintpub.com]

A patient with a 2-year history of progressive ataxia and tingling in the right hand had prominent facial myokymia. Magnetic resonance imaging revealed syringomyelia and syringobulbia. [ncbi.nlm.nih.gov]

The clinical presentation depends on the site of the cavity and the involved structures [6] which ranges from asymptomatic presentation to cranial nerve palsy [7], vocal cord paralysis [8] and facial myokymia [9]. [beat-journal.com]

[…] report. ( 8346478 ) Kudo H....Tamaki N. 1993 34 Syringobulbia: a surgical appraisal. ( 1479391 ) Morgan D....Williams B. 1992 35 Risk of sudden death during sleep in syringomyelia and syringobulbia. ( 1640236 ) NoguAcs M.A....Encabo H. 1992 36 Facial myokymia [malacards.org]

nerve involvement: With syringobulbia Most often unilateral XII: Tongue weakness & hemiatrophy IX - X: Dysphagia; Dysarthria XI: Weakness & wasting of sternomastoid & trapezius VII: Facial paresis Descending tract of V Reduced pain & temperature on lateral [neuromuscular.wustl.edu]

Interestingly, despite the syrinxes in their brainstems, neither patient had symptoms or neurological signs, such as breathing issues or cranial nerve involvement, directly attributable to those syrinxes. [conquerchiari.org]

Oscillopsia, nystagmus, and Horner syndrome are frequent manifestations of syringobulbia. Oscillopsia may be a disturbing symptom for the patient, whereas Horner syndrome is usually an asymptomatic finding. [ncbi.nlm.nih.gov]