Resolution of blepharospasm after chronic subdural haematoma evacuation: A case report.

Wiener klinische Wochenschrift
Tomaz VelnarGorazd Bunc

Abstract

Blepharospasm in connection with chronic subdural haematoma is an uncommon pathology and usually subsides after treatment of the haematoma. Different mechanical and vascular factors may play a role by affecting domapinergic transmission in basal ganglia. A case of a 72-year-old patient is presented, who developed transient blepharospasm as a result of a chronic subdural haematoma and whose symptoms regressed after surgical management.

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