Paralysis Supranuclearis Progressiva

Deterioratio cellarum in trunco encephali, cortice cerebri, cerebello et gangliis basibus — fasciculo cellularum in profundo cerebri — est causa difficultatum coordinationis et motus palsy supranuclearis progressivae.

Palsy supranuclearis progressiva est morbus cerebri rarus qui ambulationem, aequilibrium, motus oculorum et deglutitionem afficit. Morbus ex damno cellularum in regionibus cerebri oritur quae motum corporis, coordinationem, cogitationem et alias functiones importantes regunt. Palsy supranuclearis progressiva etiam syndroma Steele-Richardson-Olszewski appellatur.

Palsy supranuclearis progressiva tempore peioratur et ad complicationes periculosas, ut pneumonia et difficultas deglutiendi, ducere potest. Curatio palsy supranuclearis progressivae non est, ita tractatio in administratione symptomatium consistit.

Symptomata paralysi supranuclearis progressivae includunt: Amovenda aequilibrium dum ambulas. Tendency ad casuram retrorsum evenire potest perquam mature in morbo. Inabilitas ad oculos tuos recte dirigendos. Homines cum paralysi supranuclearis progressiva non possunt deorsum prospicere. Aut caliginem et visionem duplicem experiri possunt. Non posse oculos focalizare potest aliquos homines cibum fundere. Etiam desidiosi in colloquio videri possunt ob defectum contactus oculorum. Symptomata addita paralysi supranuclearis progressivae variant et symptomata morbi Parkinsoniani et dementia simulare possunt. Symptomata peiora fiunt tempore et includere possunt: Rigorem, praesertim cervicis, et motus ineptos. Casuram, praesertim casuram retrorsum. Sermonem tardum aut balbutientem. Difficultatem deglutiendi, quae vomitionem aut suffocationem causare potest. Sensibilitatem ad lucem claram. Difficultatem cum somno. Amovendam cupiditatem in actibus iucundis. Comportatum impulsivum, aut ridere aut flere sine causa. Difficultatem cum ratione, solutione problematum et decisionibus faciendis. Depressionem et anxietatem. Vultum miratum aut perterritum, ex musculis rigidis facialibus resultans. Vertigo. Fac consultationem cum professore tuo sanitatis si ullum ex symptomatibus supra enumeratis experiris.

Si quemquam e symptomatibus supra relatis experiris, medicum tuum conveni.

Causa palsy supranuclearis progressivae ignota est. Symptomata eius ex damno cellularum in partibus cerebri oriuntur, praesertim in partibus quae motus corporis et cogitationem adiuvant.

Investigatores invenerunt cellulas cerebrales damnatas hominum cum palsy supranuclearis progressiva quantitates nimias proteinis vocatae tau habere. Conglomerationes tau etiam in aliis morbis cerebri inveniuntur, ut morbus Alzheimer.

Raro, palsy supranuclearis progressiva intra familiam fit. Sed nexus geneticus non clarus est. Plurimi homines cum palsy supranuclearis progressiva morbum non hereditarunt.

Unicus factor periculi pro paralysi supranucleari progressiva probatus est aetas. Morbus typice afficit homines seniores sexagenarios et septuagenarios. In hominibus infra quadragenarium fere incognitus est.

Progressive supranuclear palsy (PSP) is a brain disorder that makes movement slow and difficult. This can lead to several serious problems:

• Falling: This is a major concern because falls can cause head injuries, broken bones, and other serious injuries. The slow movements and difficulty with balance in PSP significantly increase the risk of falls.

• Eye problems: PSP often makes it hard to move the eyes, especially to focus. This can lead to accidents, such as bumping into things or tripping, because of poor vision and balance. It can also be uncomfortable and frustrating.

• Sleep difficulties: PSP can disrupt sleep patterns, causing people to feel tired and sleepy during the day. This lack of restful sleep can affect overall health and well-being. The lack of sleep can also make falls more likely.

• Light sensitivity: People with PSP may have trouble looking at bright lights. This can lead to discomfort and possible avoidance of outdoor activities.

• Swallowing problems (dysphagia): PSP makes it hard to swallow food and liquids. If food or liquid gets into the lungs, it can cause a serious lung infection called aspiration pneumonia. This is a common cause of death in people with PSP. Difficulty swallowing can also lead to choking.

• Impulsive behaviors: PSP can sometimes cause people to do things without thinking, like standing up suddenly without support. This can lead to falls and injuries.

• Other complications: The slow movements and other problems associated with PSP can make everyday tasks like getting dressed, eating, and bathing very difficult.

To help manage these complications, healthcare professionals may recommend strategies to improve safety and well-being. These might include:

• Feeding tubes: If swallowing is severely affected, a feeding tube can help deliver nutrition directly into the body.

• Mobility aids: Walkers or wheelchairs can help prevent falls. These aids can also help individuals maintain their independence and reduce the risk of injuries.

• Other support: Physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speech therapy can help manage the symptoms of PSP and improve quality of life. Support groups can also provide emotional and practical support for those living with PSP and their families.

Paralysis supranuclearis progressiva difficilis ad diagnosticandum esse potest, quia symptomata similia iis morbi Parkinsoniani sunt. Professionalis tuus sanitatis curam praestans suspicari potest te paralysis supranuclearis progressiva potius quam morbo Parkinsoniano affici si:

• Tremoribus non laboras.
• Multus casus inexplicabiles habes.
• Paucum, temporarium, aut nullum responsum ad medicamenta Parkinsoniana habes.
• Oculis movere, praesertim deorsum, difficultatem habes.

Imago resonantiae magneticae (MRI) tibi necessaria esse potest ut scias an in regionibus specificis cerebri, quae cum paralysis supranuclearis progressiva coniunguntur, diminutio sit. MRI etiam adiuvare potest ad morbos excludendos qui paralysis supranuclearis progressiva simulare possunt, ut ictus.

Examen tomographicum emissionis positronii (PET) etiam commendari potest ad signa prima mutationum in cerebro, quae in MRI non apparent, investiganda.