During surgery, following introduction of the peel-away into the lateral ventricle, a SP was performed and the ventricles collapsed, eliminating any possibility of additional maneuvers. [surgicalneurologyint.com]

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Possible syndromes Loss of visual Field (sectoranopsia) Reduction of the sensitivity of the body (hemihypesthesia) Decreased sensitivity to pain on one side of the body (hemihypalgesia) Decreased taste Thalamic pain 8. [braininjury-explanation.com]

• The conglomerate of signs and symptoms associated with thalamic lesions includes the following: sensory disturbances, thalamic pain, hemiparesis, dyskinesias, disturbances of consciousness, memory disturbances, affective disturbances, and disorders [de.slideshare.net]

Additionally, a phenomenon known as thalamic pain – where the thalamus overreacts to pain impulses from the contralateral side – has been observed subsequent to a thalamic infarct. [kenhub.com]

He had left spastic hemiparesis and left hemianesthesia. The rest of the examination was normal. [neurologyindia.com]

Posterior Region • Basal lesions in this region may cause hemianesthesia, pain, and visual field defects. • Dorsal lesions give rise to attentional disorders of the ipsilateral hemisphere, resulting in transient aphasia when the dominant hemisphere is [de.slideshare.net]

Two postoperative deaths occurred: The first patient underwent operation with a GCS score of 3 and bilateral fixed pupils, and died during the immediate postoperative period. [thejns.org]

Behavioral changes depending on the location of the thalamus injury may include: Apathy persevere: not being able to stop a thought or an action, not being able to let go of what keeps the mind consider important any not-related information Also memory [braininjury-explanation.com]

The boy presented with headache, generalized seizures and right-sided paresis of recent onset. Computed tomography and magnetic resonance imaging revealed a mass in the left thalamus with hydrocephalus. [content.iospress.com]