Abstract
Bilateral symmetric calcification involing striatum, pallidum with or without deposit in dentate nucleus is reported fromasymptomatic individuals to a variety of neurological conditions. Clinically it may present with an array of movement disorders,dementia, cerebellar impairment and speech disorder. We report a myasthenia gravis patient with dysarthria which did notrespond to pyridostigmin. Brain MRI showed bilateral striopallidodentate calcinosis (BSPDC). To our knowledge, there is noreported case having anti-acetylcholine receptor antibody and massive intracranial calcifications. This case indicates thatBSPDC may develop in diverse neurological disorders.
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