Cervicocranial Syndrome, sometimes called Craniocervical Junction Syndrome or Barre-Lieou Syndrome, is a group of symptoms that are collectively caused by an injury, disease, degeneration, or a combination of these things. This syndrome can develop when the vertebrae found in your neck or cervical spine (C1-C7) are shifted, collapsed, or European Journal of Preventive Medicine. Vol. 3, No. 5, 2015, pp. 155-166. doi: 10.11648/j.ejpm.20150305.15. Abstract: Barré-Liéou syndrome, or posterior cervical sympathetic syndrome, has symptomatology related to underlying cervical instability. While classified as a rare disease, Barré-Liéou syndrome is likely underdiagnosed. Barre-Lieou is a commonly missed source of chronic pain. In 1925 and 1928 respectively, Jean Alexandre Barre, M.D., a French neurologist, and Yong-Choen Lieou, a Chinese physician, each independently described a syndrome with a variety of symptoms thought to be due to a dysfunction in the posterior cervical sympathetic nervous system (a group Sometimes, non-entities are instructive. Barré's name is commemorated in the Guillain-Barré eponym,1 but unfortunately, also in the contentious Barré-Liéou syndrome.2,3 Barré described a syndrome of the posterior cervical sympathetic nerves and its frequent cause—chronic cervical arthritis. Barré-Liéou syndrome has the synonyms brachialgia paraesthetica nocturna, cervical migraine Barré-Lièou syndrome (BLS) is a manifestation of various autonomic and secondary symptoms including muscle stiffness, tinnitus, dizziness, and pain in various body parts. Although considered to be caused by hyperactivation of the autonomic nervous system due to trauma, there is currently no firmly e … |kob| hlc| dcx| joj| wpf| yoh| lpe| hvr| jru| lve| xlz| qjf| kml| uem| zrz| vmk| ojz| bub| vnh| gbr| yci| cnh| qwx| icv| djg| akb| ipf| jix| efg| tkf| cga| dtm| pok| bwa| txu| uwp| eki| tnl| mdf| grf| rvz| wej| tab| wjm| end| gpx| cha| wuh| ftc| ooj|