I get these postures while laying down and while im up ,when im standing up i always end up eventually falling down, im currently in the process of getting assessed for a possible chiari malformation.
Paramedic here. Seen these in real life and it's very scary. From a prehospital POV, decorticate is an early sign of brain stem herniation through the foramen magnum, and decerebrate is a late sign of TBI. Either way this patient is probably getting Keta/Roc and getting tubed.
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Medial reticulospinal tract concern with Extensor tone
And the opposite with lateral reticulospinal tract which concern with flexor tone
Lots of gratitude for the crystal clear and pristine concepts.
I get these postures while laying down and while im up ,when im standing up i always end up eventually falling down, im currently in the process of getting assessed for a possible chiari malformation.
Paramedic here. Seen these in real life and it's very scary. From a prehospital POV, decorticate is an early sign of brain stem herniation through the foramen magnum, and decerebrate is a late sign of TBI. Either way this patient is probably getting Keta/Roc and getting tubed.
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you are really good. please make more videos on postural control and mobility .
Madam Thank you very much
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