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Differential diagnosis of locked-in syndrome

Differential diagnosis of locked-in syndrome
  Distinguishing clinical features Anatomical lesion
Locked-in syndrome Quadriplegia with preserved vertical eye movements and consciousness Pontine base
Coma Unresponsive to stimuli, does not follow commands Bilateral cerebral or upper brain stem
Akinetic mutism No spontaneity or motivation Bifrontal, deep gray matter, upper brain stem
Catatonia Maintenance of body posture No CNS lesions
Persistent vegetative state No higher cortical functions, does not follow commands, retained cardiovascular and respiratory functions Diffuse cerebral hemisphere
CNS: central nervous system.
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